Israeli army strapped wounded Palestinian to jeep

A sickening incident.

His family wanted to call an ambulance, but the IDF beat him, swung him onto the jeep hood, strapped him down and drove off despite his critical injuries. The hot hood of the jeep burned his shirtless back. They were not quickly taking him to a hospital or to get medical attention. The video shows them driving past no fewer than 3 ambulances. The ambulances can’t stop IDF vehicles, the RC medics and ambulances are often shot at themselves.

The soldiers drove back and forth with him on their hood for at least 20mins according to the victim. The IDF then stopped and dumped him to the ground by unstrapping him and pushing him off the hood, so he was again injured falling from the hood to the ground. The IDF then let RC medics who had been trailing them approach take the man to hospital.

This is so obviously not justified in any way that the IDF has condemned their own actions in this.

You mean apart from firing weapons at the IDF, among other things?

You mean apart from firing weapons at the IDF, among other things?

Thousands of Palestinians, around 3,500, are currently held in indefinite administrative detention where they have not been charged with breaking any law.

There are no Palestinian hostages. They’re prisoners, locked up for breaking the law. And I recall that many more Palestinians prisoners were released than there were Israeli hostages released since 7th October.

There are no Palestinian hostages. They’re prisoners, locked up for breaking the law. And I recall that many more Palestinians prisoners were released than there were Israeli hostages released since 7th October.

There are no Palestinian hostages. They’re prisoners, locked up for breaking the law. And I recall that many more Palestinians prisoners were released than there were Israeli hostages released since 7th October.

Maybe israel will release the Palestinian hostages too? That would also be nice, also you're deluded if you think Netanyahu will stop the war once the hostages are released, he doesn't give a damn about any hostages

unfortunately they’d still

1. Deny it
2. Justify it
3. Both

It's a war for goodness sake

I hope all those on this thread who have been trying and failing to excuse this behaviour by the IDF read this

I hope all those on this thread who have been trying and failing to excuse this behaviour by the IDF read this

A sickening incident.

His family wanted to call an ambulance, but the IDF beat him, swung him onto the jeep hood, strapped him down and drove off despite his critical injuries. The hot hood of the jeep burned his shirtless back. They were not quickly taking him to a hospital or to get medical attention. The video shows them driving past no fewer than 3 ambulances. The ambulances can’t stop IDF vehicles, the RC medics and ambulances are often shot at themselves.

The soldiers drove back and forth with him on their hood for at least 20mins according to the victim. The IDF then stopped and dumped him to the ground by unstrapping him and pushing him off the hood, so he was again injured falling from the hood to the ground. The IDF then let RC medics who had been trailing them approach take the man to hospital.

This is so obviously not justified in any way that the IDF has condemned their own actions in this.

A sickening incident.

His family wanted to call an ambulance, but the IDF beat him, swung him onto the jeep hood, strapped him down and drove off despite his critical injuries. The hot hood of the jeep burned his shirtless back. They were not quickly taking him to a hospital or to get medical attention. The video shows them driving past no fewer than 3 ambulances. The ambulances can’t stop IDF vehicles, the RC medics and ambulances are often shot at themselves.

The soldiers drove back and forth with him on their hood for at least 20mins according to the victim. The IDF then stopped and dumped him to the ground by unstrapping him and pushing him off the hood, so he was again injured falling from the hood to the ground. The IDF then let RC medics who had been trailing them approach take the man to hospital.

This is so obviously not justified in any way that the IDF has condemned their own actions in this.

How do you know the ambulance was actually there? It would be so easy to photoshop into the picture.

How do you know the ambulance was actually there? It would be so easy to photoshop into the picture.

have you even clicked on the link?
regardless of that, as per IDF words those idf members who did this were not following IDFs values.

How do you know the ambulance was actually there? It would be so easy to photoshop into the picture.

How do you know the ambulance was actually there? It would be so easy to photoshop into the picture.

just going to leave this here....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjqq5n8911do

if you have nothing compassionate to say, feel free to move on and not comment on this thread. feel sick to my stomach