[Opinion. Are the Israeli apologists on this forum now going to tell us that, oh, no, you can’t compare Israeli atrocities to Nazi atrocities? If you don’t find this sickening, you’re incurably mentally ill. What do these young hooligan police and soldiers tell their families? “How was your day, Honey?””Oh, I was over in Tamoun and shot a couple kids in the head. Wash my uniform tomorrow, eh.” THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT NAZIS DID. What are they going to think in middle age when they have real jobs, and in old age which should be gentle with grandchildren. Yes, the genocidal Israeli will fade into history just as did the Nazis but, like the Holocaust, it will leave scars forever. Frankly, I’m getting to the point where armed Hamas should be in the West Bank to make fair fight. As a lifelong pacifist, some grownup should nuke the West Bank and irradiate it so no one can live there for 100,000 years.] Israeli police kill two young Palestinian boys and their parents in West Bank Mother, father and brothers aged five and seven shot in the head as they returned from Ramadan shopping trip Emma Graham-Harrison and Sufian Taha in Jerusalem The Guardian: 15 March 2026 Israeli police have killed two young Palestinian brothers and their parents in the occupied West Bank, shooting all four in the head and face as the family returned from a Ramadan shopping trip. Mohammed, five, Othman, seven, who was blind and had special needs, their mother, Waad Bani Odeh, 35, and father, Ali Bani Odeh, 37, were driving through their home town of Tamoun late on Saturday when Israeli forces opened fire. Israeli forces target Palestinians with near total impunity in the occupied West Bank. The last attack that led to a homicide indictment was a 2019 shooting, according to legal data compiled by the Israeli human rights group Yesh Din. Since then Israeli forces have killed more than 1,400 people, including more than 320 children and over 30 women, UN figures show. Israeli settlers killed at least 44 other Palestinians. One of the Israelis said “we killed dogs”, he told Reuters. “What did this family do? They went to buy Eid necessities, and to put a smile on those children’s faces,” said Mansour Abu Islam, a neighbour and cousin of Ali. “This is clear evidence that Palestinian lives have no value.”
