»The PM and former DM are being tried by the world, because the world saw and could not hold its silence. If it had, the court in The Hague would have been derelict in its duty. What was it supposed to do in view of such a scope of ethnic cleansing, starvation and mass killing of children? Not issue arrest warrants? The facts cry out from the blood-stained soil of the ruined Gaza Strip, and someone must be held to account. The prime minister and former defense minister are a good start. «
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stephie :betterpride_flag: (stephie_hamburg@norden.social)'s status on Wednesday, 27-Nov-2024 16:27:03 JST stephie :betterpride_flag:
»Read the words of a reservist, published in Haaretz on Nov. 22: "The only ones getting excited over anything here are the animals," he writes. Almost no soldier refused to obey any order. Not the pilots who bombed mercilessly and indiscriminately, not the artillery forces, not the infantry or the tank units. They quickly became inured to what they were doing, to what they saw, and then normalized and justified it. They surely can't be witnesses serving the cause of justice.«
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stephie :betterpride_flag: (stephie_hamburg@norden.social)'s status on Wednesday, 27-Nov-2024 16:27:04 JST stephie :betterpride_flag:
»The only ones who know what happened in Gaza are the soldiers. They are definitely disqualified. Most of them are proud of what they did, as witnessed in the revolting video clips they post. The others are convinced that there was no choice but to embark on this barbaric punitive campaign. They witness the ethnic cleansing and live in peace with it, convinced that the destruction is heaven-ordained, that the Palestinians are to blame, that all of Gaza is October 7.«
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