Hate speech post removed @Yagoda

45 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:

In any case, we are drifting a bit from the original topic, which is whether or not Gaza is/was an open air prision.

 

Those who agree that it was, or that it was a concentration camp, I would love to hear your definition of those terms, and how they apply to Gaza.

You’ve been given lots of expert saying that, here’s a former Jewish PM of Israel.

 

 

 

 

 

Starvation is one reason for ICC issuing arrest warrants for the Jewish leaders.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Israel’s policy, though, presumptively denies free movement to people in Gaza, with narrow exceptions, irrespective of any individualized assessment of the security risk a person may pose. These restrictions on the right to freedom of movement do not meet the requirement of being strictly necessary and proportionate to achieve a lawful objective. 

https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/06/14/gaza-israels-open-air-prison-15

Gaza: Israel’s ‘Open-Air Prison’ at 15

Israel, Egypt Movement Restrictions Wreak Havoc on Palestinian Lives

 

 

1 hour ago, Hanaguma said:

In any case, we are drifting a bit from the original topic, which is whether or not Gaza is/was an open air prision.

 

Those who agree that it was, or that it was a concentration camp, I would love to hear your definition of those terms, and how they apply to Gaza.

 

Neither is correct, it is an Occupied Territory:

 

Effective control: The presence and authority of the foreign force must be established and capable of being exercised, which can include imposing its own laws and administration.

 

Unconsented presence: The foreign force's presence is without the consent of the sovereign power of that territory.

 

Inability of local authority: The original sovereign power is unable to exercise its authority over the territory due to the occupation.

 

International law applies: International humanitarian law, such as the Geneva Conventions and The Hague Regulations, applies to occupied territories, establishing rules for the conduct of the occupying power. 

 

As an aside, Israel does all the above , but fails to adher to International Laws, and the Geneva Conventions.

Oxfam, as well as countless human rights agencies have called Gaza an open air prison

 

https://www.oxfam.org.nz/page/7/?taxonomy=countries&term=palestine

 

 

This was in 2018, so much worse now and the WHOLE reason the people turned to violent action, after peaceful protests resulted in IDF soldiers shooting the unarmed protesters in the kneecaps. 

https://www.newarab.com/news/israeli-snipers-brag-about-deliberately-crippling-gaza-protesters

 

 

 

1.9 million people are confined
Gaza is described by many Palestinians and humanitarian actors as the world’s largest open-air prison. 1.94 million Palestinians live behind a blockade and are refused access to the other occupied Palestinian areas and the rest of the world.

 

https://www.nrc.no/news/2018/april/gaza-the-worlds-largest-open-air-prison

 

I could give you many more but I feel you have already made your mind up and will not change it, sadly trying to portray Gaza as some kind of Paradise. :( 

 

42 per cent are unemployed
The people in Gaza face the world's largest unemployment rate. 42 per cent of the capable, adult population live without compensated work. For those aged between 15 and 29 years old, the unemployment rate has risen to 62 per cent.

Today, the people in Gaza are 25 per cent poorer than they were when the first part of the Oslo agreement was signed in 1993.

84 per cent are in need of humanitarian aid
1.6 million people, or 84 per cent of the population in Gaza, need humanitarian aid. The number is increasing, and the UN calculates that more than two million people will need humanitarian aid by 2020.

41 per cent have too little food
4 out of 10 families struggle to acquire enough food. In Gaza, more than 830,000 Palestinians need assistance in the form of food or nutritional supplements.

According to UNRWA, the large cuts in funding from the US will cause the UN to have to reduce food support. Most of those who will be affected are already living below the poverty line.

98 per cent of ground water is undrinkable
98 per cent of the water in Gaza is contaminated and undrinkable. Gaza has beautiful beaches, but every day, 90 million litres of unfiltered sewage is pumped out along the shoreline.

2-4 hours of electricity
The Gazan population cannot count on more than 2-4 hours of continuous electrical power a day. Every day, Gaza experiences up to 22 hours of power outage.

35 per cent of arable land is unavailable
35 per cent of the land eligible for farming is unavailable and fishermen are blocked from 85 per cent of the waters on the coast of Gaza due to Israeli security zones. 

7 per cent of children suffer from stunted growth
Poverty and a lack of food has led to 7 per cent of children suffering from stunted growth due to long-term malnutrition. Sixty per cent of the children are anaemic.

45 per cent are refused medical treatment outside Gaza
Those in need of specialised medical treatment must apply for permission from the Israeli government to leave Gaza. Many applications are declined, or at best delayed, and many risk dying while they wait.

What differentiates an "open air prison" from a prison?  From what I saw, not too many Gazans were living in the open air. They are housed, either in apartment blocks or single family dwellings. Some rather well housed in mansions. They shop in malls or local markets, drive cars, have restaurants, go to the beach. None of these situations screams "prison" to me. 

If anything, they live in a prison created by and built by Hamas.  The theft of aid, use of donated construction materials for terror tunnels, coercing of UNRWA into a Hamas accomplice, etc. Perhaps the worst of all is the total infiltration of the school system and curriculum by Hamas and other radicals. Children are fed hatred with their mothers' milk. 

25 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:

What differentiates an "open air prison" from a prison?  From what I saw, not too many Gazans were living in the open air. They are housed, either in apartment blocks or single family dwellings. Some rather well housed in mansions. They shop in malls or local markets, drive cars, have restaurants, go to the beach. None of these situations screams "prison" to me. 

If anything, they live in a prison created by and built by Hamas.  The theft of aid, use of donated construction materials for terror tunnels, coercing of UNRWA into a Hamas accomplice, etc. Perhaps the worst of all is the total infiltration of the school system and curriculum by Hamas and other radicals. Children are fed hatred with their mothers' milk. 

 

Yeah, you keep spouting that rubbish, but at the end of the day it is Israel that controls everything going in and out of Gaza.

Israel needs to go back to their borders and mind there own business as soon as this latest period of peace starts, if it ever is allowed too.

2 hours ago, Jeff the Chef said:

 

Yeah, you keep spouting that rubbish, but at the end of the day it is Israel that controls everything going in and out of Gaza.

Israel needs to go back to their borders and mind there own business as soon as this latest period of peace starts, if it ever is allowed too.

What state would accept anyone from Gaza? 

3 hours ago, Jeff the Chef said:

 

Yeah, you keep spouting that rubbish, but at the end of the day it is Israel that controls everything going in and out of Gaza.

Israel needs to go back to their borders and mind there own business as soon as this latest period of peace starts, if it ever is allowed too.

 

   No way .

Palestinians need to be monitored and watched and controlled .

They cannot be left free to re arm 

10 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   No way .

Palestinians need to be monitored and watched and controlled .

They cannot be left free to re arm 

 
You sense of superiority is disgraceful.

6 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

 
You sense of superiority is disgraceful.

 

    I haven't mentioned myself at all .

I was referring to Palestinians , nothing to do with myself .

Your statement makes no sense 

4 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

 
You sense of superiority is disgraceful.

 

The ultimate sense of superiority is the refusal of Hamas and other Arab groups to recognize the right of Israel to exist as the homeland of the world's Jews.  If the Arabs had accepted the two-state solution in 1947 and recognized Israel, the history of the Middle East would have been very different and thousands upon thousands of lives would have saved.  How many Palestinians and other Arabs have died trying to drive the Jews into the sea?

1 minute ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    I haven't mentioned myself at all .

I was referring to Palestinians , nothing to do with myself .

Your statement makes no sense 

 

He thinks you are Jewish and part of the Jewish conspiracy he imagines wants to rule the world.

Just now, Evil Penevil said:

 

He thinks you are Jewish and part of the Jewish conspiracy he imagines wants to rule the world.

Please explain ?

20 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

 
You sense of superiority is disgraceful.

Please explain. 

4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Please explain. 

Is that an echo or a parrot?

 

I don’t have the time or the crayons to do that

Just now, JBChiangRai said:

Is that an echo or a parrot?

A request for clarification. 

2 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

A request for clarification. 

please be a little more original than copying my posts

31 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

 
You sense of superiority is disgraceful.

Would you please explain this?

1 minute ago, Yellowtail said:

Would you please explain this?

44 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   No way .

Palestinians need to be monitored and watched and controlled .

They cannot be left free to re arm 

What gives you the right to determine an entire race of people need to be watched?

 

Who are you to say this?

7 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

Please explain ?

 

One of the oldest antisemitic tropes is that Jews feel superior to other people and have formed a secret conspiracy to rule the world.

9 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

What gives you the right to determine an entire race of people need to be watched?

 

Who are you to say this?

 

    May have been something to do with their attack on Israel on Oct 7 th and to make sure they cannot repeat that attack ? 

6 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

What gives you the right to determine an entire race of people need to be watched?

 

Who are you to say this?

Palestinians are not a race, they are a tribe/group. 

 

Who are you to say they do not need to be watched? 

6 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    My have been something to do with their attack on Israel on Oct 7 th and to make sure they cannot repeat that attack ? ?

Oh, that was not Palestinians, that was only Hamas and those Jews Israelis had it coming because Gaza was an "open air prison"!

On 10/18/2025 at 2:55 AM, Hanaguma said:

What differentiates an "open air prison" from a prison?  From what I saw, not too many Gazans were living in the open air. They are housed, either in apartment blocks or single family dwellings. Some rather well housed in mansions. They shop in malls or local markets, drive cars, have restaurants, go to the beach. None of these situations screams "prison" to me. 

 

You should really take a bit of your time to read some of the information presented to you instead of repeating that Israeli propaganda.

 

So are so saying that Gazans had a total normal life some as you and me?

 

Are a few pictures of houses, malls and restaurants enough to convince you that no harm has been done?

 

 

On 10/18/2025 at 2:55 AM, Hanaguma said:

 

Perhaps the worst of all is the total infiltration of the school system and curriculum by Hamas and other radicals. Children are fed hatred with their mothers' milk. 

 

Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around.

 

Sometimes you're even harassed by Hamas or members of other fighting groups trying to recruit you. But you resist. They too push you around, are suspicious that you might be a spy of Israel, a traitor of Islam but at least a coward.

 

But you don't want to fight. You know there is no point in it. You try to keep yourself out of any kind of trouble, believing that this is the best way to keep harm away from you and your family.

 

That's all you want. To go to work, make a little money to make ends meet and provide for your family.

 

Your wife died years ago due to the lack of medication because Israel won't allow any import.

 

All you have is your son whom you love more than yourself. You hope for a better life for him. You teach him to act peacefully and never draw the attention of the foreign soldiers, and if approached by them always be respectful.

 

Until one day your phone rings. Your 14-year-old son was shot by IDF soldiers, while  playing football with friends.

 

Your world collapses. Grief is unbearable. This time you want to fight. You want justice.

 

So, you go and file a complaint with the Israeli authorities.

 

Same as countless of other Palestinians who filed complaints between 2017 and 2021, where Thousands of Palestinians were shot and more than 70.000 heavily injured by the IDF or settlers.

 

But from all those complaints only 1260 were accepted by the Israeli military law enforcement system.

 

But you are lucky, yours is among those 1260.

 

Most of those complaints were dismissed after a "preliminary examination," and only 248 investigations were opened.

 

You are lucky again; your complaint is among those 248.

 

Again, the vast majority of them were closed without prosecution.

 

You are lucky again, yours is one of the 11 investigations which led to indictments against soldiers.

 

The IDF soldier who murdered your son had clearly acted contrary to the instructions and approval of his commanders. There was no reason to kill your son. He had done nothing wrong.

 

And Jackpot! He gets prosecuted.

 

At least maybe your way of living, your commitment to peace and against any kind of violence and hope for coexistence in harmony with the Israelis was the right thing to do.

 

It couldn't protect him from being killed but at least justice has prevailed.

 

That's what you think.

 

Well, until you hear the sentence that IDF soldier received:

 

Thirty days of community service.

 

This is what your boy’s life is worth.

 

Thirty goddamned days.

 

This is one of many cases that really happened and not some fantasy.

 

Now here comes the question.

 

You go home, everything feels unreal, you look at the corner with your son's bed and his few belongings, with the books he loved to study, and you still cannot believe that he will never come home again. That you will never hear his voice, his laughter. You have failed him.

 

Again, your phone rings.

 

The voice on the other side is deep but somehow soothing almost friendly. It's a Hamas recruiter.

 

“Brother, for how much longer do you want to ignore the path Allah has assigned for you? We do not promise fame. But we provide income if you fight with us, same as for your family if you die fighting with us. And there is one thing we guarantee you in the name of the Almighty:”

 

And after a short yet impressive pause the voice says only one word:

 

“Justice!”

 

Now tell me, dear @Hanaguma, which answer you will give them?

 

a. “<deleted> off. I love the Jews. I love Israel. I want peaceful coexistence.”

 

b. “I`m in.”

4 minutes ago, Somjot said:

 

You should really take a bit of your time to read some of the information presented to you instead of repeating that Israeli propaganda.

 

So are so saying that Gazans had a total normal life some as you and me?

 

Are a few pictures of houses, malls and restaurants enough to convince you that no harm has been done?

 

 

 

Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around.

 

Sometimes you're even harassed by Hamas or members of other fighting groups trying to recruit you. But you resist. They too push you around, are suspicious that you might be a spy of Israel, a traitor of Islam but at least a coward.

 

But you don't want to fight. You know there is no point in it. You try to keep yourself out of any kind of trouble, believing that this is the best way to keep harm away from you and your family.

 

That's all you want. To go to work, make a little money to make ends meet and provide for your family.

 

Your wife died years ago due to the lack of medication because Israel won't allow any import.

 

All you have is your son whom you love more than yourself. You hope for a better life for him. You teach him to act peacefully and never draw the attention of the foreign soldiers, and if approached by them always be respectful.

 

Until one day your phone rings. Your 14-year-old son was shot by IDF soldiers, while  playing football with friends.

 

Your world collapses. Grief is unbearable. This time you want to fight. You want justice.

 

So, you go and file a complaint with the Israeli authorities.

 

Same as countless of other Palestinians who filed complaints between 2017 and 2021, where Thousands of Palestinians were shot and more than 70.000 heavily injured by the IDF or settlers.

 

But from all those complaints only 1260 were accepted by the Israeli military law enforcement system.

 

But you are lucky, yours is among those 1260.

 

Most of those complaints were dismissed after a "preliminary examination," and only 248 investigations were opened.

 

You are lucky again; your complaint is among those 248.

 

Again, the vast majority of them were closed without prosecution.

 

You are lucky again, yours is one of the 11 investigations which led to indictments against soldiers.

 

The IDF soldier who murdered your son had clearly acted contrary to the instructions and approval of his commanders. There was no reason to kill your son. He had done nothing wrong.

 

And Jackpot! He gets prosecuted.

 

At least maybe your way of living, your commitment to peace and against any kind of violence and hope for coexistence in harmony with the Israelis was the right thing to do.

 

It couldn't protect him from being killed but at least justice has prevailed.

 

That's what you think.

 

Well, until you hear the sentence that IDF soldier received:

 

Thirty days of community service.

 

This is what your boy’s life is worth.

 

Thirty goddamned days.

 

This is one of many cases that really happened and not some fantasy.

 

Now here comes the question.

 

You go home, everything feels unreal, you look at the corner with your son's bed and his few belongings, with the books he loved to study, and you still cannot believe that he will never come home again. That you will never hear his voice, his laughter. You have failed him.

 

Again, your phone rings.

 

The voice on the other side is deep but somehow soothing almost friendly. It's a Hamas recruiter.

 

“Brother, for how much longer do you want to ignore the path Allah has assigned for you? We do not promise fame. But we provide income if you fight with us, same as for your family if you die fighting with us. And there is one thing we guarantee you in the name of the Almighty:”

 

And after a short yet impressive pause the voice says only one word:

 

“Justice!”

 

Now tell me, dear @Hanaguma, which answer you will give them?

 

a. “F*** off. I love the Jews. I love Israel. I want peaceful coexistence.”

 

b. “I`m in.”

 

"Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around."

 

You would have to imaging, because there were no Israeli soldiers in Gaza in 2020.

 

Are you lying or just mistaken?

44 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Palestinians are not a race, they are a tribe/group. 

 

Who are you to say they do not need to be watched? 

 

A people who steal land and create their own ethno-religious country on it, in which they claim the right of freedom and self-determination cannot ask for for another people, from whom they stole the land, to be under permanent control.

 

Yet, that is typical Israeli behavior.

 

Asking for absolute security for themselves while demanding for total control and no security for others.

 

They are the only country which never admitted having nukes, yet have the balls to tell the US to destroy facilities in Iran which may develop nukes.

 

Israel is the Karen of the Middle East.

16 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

 

"Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around."

 

You would have to imaging, because there were no Israeli soldiers in Gaza in 2020.

 

Are you lying or just mistaken?

 

I wrote Gaza or in the West Bank.

 

Gazans were harassed when travelling outside their borders.

 

Maybe no Israeli soldiers in Gaza at that time but Thousands of Israeli bullets fired into Gaza, intentionally killing or disabling kids.

 

You try to misinterpret my writing or find unimportant mistakes to whitewash decade long Israeli crimes against humanity.

 

Shame on you.

 

By the way, what would you answer? A or B?

46 minutes ago, Somjot said:

 

You should really take a bit of your time to read some of the information presented to you instead of repeating that Israeli propaganda.

 

So are so saying that Gazans had a total normal life some as you and me?

 

Are a few pictures of houses, malls and restaurants enough to convince you that no harm has been done?

 

 

 

Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around.

 

Sometimes you're even harassed by Hamas or members of other fighting groups trying to recruit you. But you resist. They too push you around, are suspicious that you might be a spy of Israel, a traitor of Islam but at least a coward.

 

But you don't want to fight. You know there is no point in it. You try to keep yourself out of any kind of trouble, believing that this is the best way to keep harm away from you and your family.

 

That's all you want. To go to work, make a little money to make ends meet and provide for your family.

 

Your wife died years ago due to the lack of medication because Israel won't allow any import.

 

All you have is your son whom you love more than yourself. You hope for a better life for him. You teach him to act peacefully and never draw the attention of the foreign soldiers, and if approached by them always be respectful.

 

Until one day your phone rings. Your 14-year-old son was shot by IDF soldiers, while  playing football with friends.

 

Your world collapses. Grief is unbearable. This time you want to fight. You want justice.

 

So, you go and file a complaint with the Israeli authorities.

 

Same as countless of other Palestinians who filed complaints between 2017 and 2021, where Thousands of Palestinians were shot and more than 70.000 heavily injured by the IDF or settlers.

 

But from all those complaints only 1260 were accepted by the Israeli military law enforcement system.

 

But you are lucky, yours is among those 1260.

 

Most of those complaints were dismissed after a "preliminary examination," and only 248 investigations were opened.

 

You are lucky again; your complaint is among those 248.

 

Again, the vast majority of them were closed without prosecution.

 

You are lucky again, yours is one of the 11 investigations which led to indictments against soldiers.

 

The IDF soldier who murdered your son had clearly acted contrary to the instructions and approval of his commanders. There was no reason to kill your son. He had done nothing wrong.

 

And Jackpot! He gets prosecuted.

 

At least maybe your way of living, your commitment to peace and against any kind of violence and hope for coexistence in harmony with the Israelis was the right thing to do.

 

It couldn't protect him from being killed but at least justice has prevailed.

 

That's what you think.

 

Well, until you hear the sentence that IDF soldier received:

 

Thirty days of community service.

 

This is what your boy’s life is worth.

 

Thirty goddamned days.

 

This is one of many cases that really happened and not some fantasy.

 

Now here comes the question.

 

You go home, everything feels unreal, you look at the corner with your son's bed and his few belongings, with the books he loved to study, and you still cannot believe that he will never come home again. That you will never hear his voice, his laughter. You have failed him.

 

Again, your phone rings.

 

The voice on the other side is deep but somehow soothing almost friendly. It's a Hamas recruiter.

 

“Brother, for how much longer do you want to ignore the path Allah has assigned for you? We do not promise fame. But we provide income if you fight with us, same as for your family if you die fighting with us. And there is one thing we guarantee you in the name of the Almighty:”

 

And after a short yet impressive pause the voice says only one word:

 

“Justice!”

 

Now tell me, dear @Hanaguma, which answer you will give them?

 

a. “F*** off. I love the Jews. I love Israel. I want peaceful coexistence.”

 

b. “I`m in.”

"Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around."

 

Okay, so no Israeli soldiers in Gaza in 2020, but some in the West Bank. There are less than 170K active personnel TOTAL in the IDF, and there are about three-million Palestinians in the West Bank, but we're to believe that these three-million Palestinians are all being harassed almost daily and sometimes pushed around by the IDF.

 

If half the IDF are in the West Bank full time, each one would have got door to door and harass 35 Palestinians a day for this to be true. 

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

 

I wrote Gaza or in the West Bank.

So you were only lying about Gaza?

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

Gazans were harassed when travelling outside their borders.

Wait, what? Gazans were travelling outside their borders? How is that possible in an open-air-prison?

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

Maybe no Israeli soldiers in Gaza at that time but Thousands of Israeli bullets fired into Gaza, intentionally killing or disabling kids.

Well, they could stay clear of the border, yes?

And what about the thousands of rockets Palestinians fire into Israel, intentionally killing or disabling kids?

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

You try to misinterpret my writing or find unimportant mistakes to whitewash decade long Israeli crimes against humanity.

You lie and call it unimportant "mistakes". 

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

Shame on you.

More shame on you for lying. 

 

6 minutes ago, Somjot said:

By the way, what would you answer? A or B?

What was the question? Once I see someone blathering on making stuff up, I quit reading.

2 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

"Let me take you on a little Journey into daily Palestinian life

 

Imagine it is 2020 and you are living in Gaza or in the West Bank. You're a Palestinian.

 

You are harassed by Israeli soldiers almost daily, stopping you for no reason, asking you funny questions, sometimes even pushing you around."

 

Okay, so no Israeli soldiers in Gaza in 2020, but some in the West Bank. There are less than 170K active personnel TOTAL in the IDF, and there are about three-million Palestinians in the West Bank, but we're to believe that these three-million Palestinians are all being harassed almost daily and sometimes pushed around by the IDF.

 

If half the IDF are in the West Bank full time, each one would have got door to door and harass 35 Palestinians a day for this to be true. 

 

Are you that dumb? Or are you intentionally overreading the core message:

 

OK, maybe too many words for you so here is the summary:

 

Between 2017 and 2021, Thousands of Palestinians were shot and more than 70.000 heavily injured by the IDF or settlers on Palestinian soil.

 

Many Palestinians filed complaints.

 

But from all those complaints only 1260 were accepted by the Israeli military law enforcement system.

 

Most of those complaints were dismissed after a "preliminary examination," and only 248 investigations were opened.

 

Again, the vast majority of them were closed without prosecution.

 

11 investigations led to indictments against soldiers.

 

A few soldiers got prosecuted and received sentences

 

Less than 1% of the IDF soldiers who had murdered innocent Palestinians, many of them children, were prosecuted. They got 1 to 2 months of community service.

 

Classic APARTHEID

 

Got it? No?

 

Read for yourself:

 

https://www.mekomit.co.il/הסיכוי-לכתב-אישום-נגד-חייל-שפגע-בפלסטי/