Israeli army strapped wounded Palestinian to jeep

But why would speaking the truth be bullying? If you're going to be a snowflake you know where to go 😁

I don't feel shame so quit that bullying tactic.

They are wiping out an entire nation, that is genocide, it may take years to be proven but it will happen, shame on Israel and all who support them

I hardly think Romeo and Juliet is appropriate here. However, a classified lost of terrorists is very much important. It determines how those terrorists are to be engaged with. Although according to MN, senior military personnel
should just invite Hamas round for a cuppa and a chocolate digestive. That would work.

I can't see what's difficult to comprehend about that. As much as some would love Israel to be official terrorists and committing genocide, they simply aren't.

What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word would smell as sweet

Yes. I got it from the logic of your statement.
”Until Israel are entered as proscribed terrorists, they are acting in self defence”

That interview is horrifying. What kind of people could treat an injured person this way? The heat of the bonnet of the jeep never even occured to me. It's torture what they did.

For those who said that the IDF were just being super nice guys giving him a lift to the hospital - does his account change your mind?

You got all that from me stating a fact about proscribed terrorists?

@@ForKookyPoetYou can view them however you like . Until Israel are entered as proscribed terrorists, they are acting in self defence.

Are you saying that because Hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation, and they committed a heinous terrorist attack on Israel on Oct 7, Israel can now, and into the future, do anything whatsoever to all Palestinians, in whatever quantify,

including children, women, and old men - including bombing the heads off them by the way - burning them, starving them, imprisoning them, destroying their universities, schools, and hospitals

and it is all
justified self -defence - certainly not terrorism - because Israel, the USA and U.K. etc are not proscribed terrorist organisations. So simple really.?

Define the behaviour of terrorists, without naming a group.

Why does the Israeli army suggest this is against their policies and say they will investigate?

I have never seen this shown as a normal way to carry wounded people normally though. The Israeli army with all its resources including every kind of vehicle, must have a more suitable method.

the man who was strapped to the bonnet of the car has been interviewed. It can be seen here
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8mIwR8I1Tb/?igsh=emE1M2ZidnI5MzF2

thanks to @anotherlevel who posted it on another thread

Can you point at me where I say other posters can’t give their opinion? I don’t have to be the one replying to them. Take it as you want it.

@AhNowTed exactly, some people are blind to what is actually going on..

@Livelovebehappy

If only you could see that this didn't start on Oct 7th.

In the West Bank alone in 2023, Israel murdered 502 Palestinians, 120 of them children.

The deadliest year on record.

Israel bulldozes their homes, and stands by while violent settlers terrorise them and steal their land.

And this is before Oct 7th.

Do you expect them to smile sweetly and say you're welcome?

Where have I said otherwise? Hamas is responsible for Oct 7th, Israel is responsible for every other atrocity carried out in its name since then, they are in no way the innocent party here, no difference in what Hamas has done to what the IDF are doing to innocent Palestinians every day of the week, moral army my arse..

@EasterIssland

"whatever. Won’t bother anymore. There are posters that don’t deserve my time"

Other posters are perfectly entitled to express different views - this is something in a democracy called a "debate" rather than an echo chamber.

The raid was due to intelligence IDF received that there were terrorists there - very likely that the terrorists were Hamas. So yes, it is linked to the situation with Hamas.

I do wonder why some people continue to try to find a way for this to have been ok.

An injured person was tied to the front of a vehicle and driven away like that. I wouldn't do that to anyone or any living creature.

It's cruel and inhumane, likely to exacerbate injuries, and unnecessary.

It's bad enough that even the IDF has issued a statement saying it wasn't ok. The fact that people continue to try to make excuses for it shows the extent of dehumanisation Palestinians face.

If only you could see that the deaths of the innocent children since 7th October are the responsibility of Hamas. They started the war by kidnapping, murdering, torturing young people - not for any cause, but just because that’s what terrorists do. They’ve been using their people as human shields, hiding in hospitals and highly populated areas, refusing to hand over the hostages, redirecting any aid meant for the Palestinians to themselves.

@Livelovebehappy

You know this happened on the West Bank right?

During a "raid" in Jenin.

This isn't Gaza. Or Hamas.

If you can't be bothered to read the report, here is a few paragraphs.

The Israeli military has said its forces violated protocol by strapping a wounded Palestinian man to the front of their vehicle during a raid in the West Bank city of Jenin.
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the incident after it was captured on video and shared on social media. An IDF statement said the man was wounded in an exchange of fire during the raid, in which he was a suspect.
The injured man's family said that when they asked for an ambulance, the army took him, strapped him to the bonnet of their jeep and drove off.

It doesn’t happen because we haven’t started a war with anyone. We’re not in conflict with another country, so why would it happen? There was fighting between two sides. A Palestinian was injured during that fighting. There were other Palestinians there who should have carried him to safety, and arranged for medical assistance - it’s been said there were ambulances there already, so why ask the IDF to arrange for medical care, when they could have sorted it themselves? Is it the job of the IDF when fighting to be responsible for the hospitalisation of the opposing sides casualties?

@Livelovebehappy if they keep acting like they are won't be long, they've already been lumped in with the likes of Isis, Boko Haram etc as one of the worlds leading killers of innocent children, a proud day for Israel I'm sure

Yes anyone who doesn't believe any of this is true is indeed very very naive...