Israeli army strapped wounded Palestinian to jeep

The person reporting it is an Israeli journalist. This rabbi in the past has said that Palestinians are animals

Why are they proud if this? No, any other country would not give a medal once this crime had been exposed. This is shameful.

If the rabbi had forgiven him, if the soldier had shown true remorse, that would be different.

Is the translation correct?

Meir Mazuz, top Israeli rabbi favored by Netanyahu and his cabinet, blesses soldiers that gang-raped a Palestinian abducted from Gaza: "You beat the enemy, so what? It's all good… Don't we have the right to do it?… In any other country, they'd get medals… Don't fear the goyim"

https://x.com/davidsheen/status/1832362225052307581

Meir Mazuz, top Israeli rabbi favored by Netanyahu and his cabinet, blesses soldiers that gang-raped a Palestinian abducted from Gaza: "You beat the enemy, so what? It's all good… Don't we have the right to do it?… In any other country, they'd get medals… Don't fear the goyim"

https://x.com/davidsheen/status/1832362225052307581

Thanks for that clarification I realised that a jeep was not a helicopter.

He needed an ambulance, but what they had right there was a jeep so they got him strapped on and took him to the Red Crescent hospital.

If they were what people seem to think they are why didn't they dump him in a ditch?

If you travelled you'd probably find that most of the world is quite unlike the England you're experienced.

Not like that you don't. Or if you do, you should report it to PALS, the GMC and the police.

Thanks for that clarification I realised that a jeep was not a helicopter.

He needed an ambulance, but what they had right there was a jeep so they got him strapped on and took him to the Red Crescent hospital.

If they were what people seem to think they are why didn't they dump him in a ditch?

No, those two situations are not comparable in any way.

I agree there are a few posters that are hurrying so much they fail to take in the full context of some posts then are blinded by misplaced outrage. I suspect one of two of deliberately taking umbrage when there is nothing untoward in a post. This true of posters of all viewpoints; it’s not one side.

These threads have been difficult at times because it is a very sensitive topic and emotions run deep. There is a fear that no matter how carefully you word something your post may be misunderstood, and then misrepresented.

I think some posters have also disengaged for their mental well being, we are in the 9th month of a bloody catastrophic war and the human brain can only take witnessing and reading about so much suffering all around before needing to disengage for its own sanity.

It was IN RESPONSE to the many comments about people being silent and not commenting, also the various tumbleweed statements. Naturally 'all those' comments aren't considered derailing 🙄 they're OK of course 🙄

It really is a shame that people (not just here, but in general) were so quick to say "he must have been a terrorist", "he deserved it" and to come up with all sorts of unlikely scenarios to try to defend the IDF (like seriously suggesting this was an appropriate way to transport an injured person to hospital)... But when it comes out that he was most likely an innocent man, and that others have reported similar treatment, none of those people have found the basic compassion for a fellow human being to express "oh, we got that wrong... yeah, that's not a good thing to happen to someone".

It goes back to the double standards experienced by Palestinians: if you see someone as less of a person than you, their suffering matters less and even when declared innocent, they're still guilty of belonging to that group, so it still doesn't matter as much what people say or do to or about them.

I think that people don't engage so much anymore on these threads because they are echo chambers and are always having a go at people. What's the point.

Although can say that some actions are not condoned, no one listens and incorrect assumptions are often made.

People stop bothering so threads are mainly the same people repeating the same things. Nothing on here changes anything.

I believe that the vast majority of people condemn Hamas, don't agree with some of the actions of the IDF, understand Israel's right to defend itself, are horrified at the deaths of innocents, want peace, want terrorists to be held to account, want actions to be investigated when they need to be and accountability. Want the hostages to be released and maybe a 2 state solution.

I think people stop saying this now due to inability of people determined to misunderstand or twist. People visit some threads and avoid others.

Just an opinion, worth no more or no less than anyone else's.

Only in a parallel universe.

People don't say and act like you suggest

It’s the 3rd comment of you saying the same thing in the evening. That we are an echo chamber and that there is no point staying here. We get it. You don’t agree with us.
now please stop derailing the thread.

Al Jazeera reports that the IDF is using Palestinians with their hands tied and a camera on them to go into tunnel shafts and buildings. This is a short Al Jazeera clip showing footage of this.

Haaretz ( Israeli newspaper) has mentioned this Al Jazeera report, suggesting that they are not dismissing it out if hand but think it is possible:

Al-Jazeera aired footage on Sunday claiming to show Israeli soldiers using Palestinians arrested in Gaza as human shields. The videos showed soldiers strapping cameras to detainees whose hands are tied and dressing them with uniform and vests before sending them into damaged houses and tunnel shafts.

Pointless engaging with this thread. Just like other threads. No point really. I'll stick to threads where people don't do this. I fully understand why people don't bother anymore.
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Only in a parallel universe.

People don't say and act like you suggest

It really is a shame that people (not just here, but in general) were so quick to say "he must have been a terrorist", "he deserved it" and to come up with all sorts of unlikely scenarios to try to defend the IDF (like seriously suggesting this was an appropriate way to transport an injured person to hospital)... But when it comes out that he was most likely an innocent man, and that others have reported similar treatment, none of those people have found the basic compassion for a fellow human being to express "oh, we got that wrong... yeah, that's not a good thing to happen to someone".

It goes back to the double standards experienced by Palestinians: if you see someone as less of a person than you, their suffering matters less and even when declared innocent, they're still guilty of belonging to that group, so it still doesn't matter as much what people say or do to or about them.