Documenting Israeli army racism and torture thread 2

[Desertrose2023]

First thread almost full so starting another one to continue this discussion

Timely release, that video about his links to MOSSAD has been trending for weeks.

Perhaps, it explains the inaction of certain politicians: Blackmail.

This thought has crossed my mind many times in the last couple of weeks.

I really have nothing more to say than this. Enjoy your evening.

The Israeli army have allegedly started abducting Palestinian children out of Gaza.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C1odww_MlR4/?igsh=Mjh6OXdoMm13YmUw

the saddest thing about this video isn’t the lack of professionalism or disrespect, it’s the feast that’s being organized while children are literally starving to death nearby.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1nDFxgIkLX/?igsh=anlsMjNwdjh6aGN6

This is worth a watch. I’ve mentioned before how indoctrination in education plays a key role in some of the sociopathic army behaviors we’ve been witnessing, both within the last 90 days in Gaza and before the start of this current conflict.

Nurit Peled-Elhanan is an Israeli professor*

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1pFd9lvxAy/?igsh=MXM4cHd1Ynlicm04eg==

Post edited to include link to her wiki page

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurit_Peled-Elhanan

@Desertrose2023 but we're always being told by some posters that it's the Palestinians who are taught to hate Israelis.

Yes that’s how the propaganda machine works. The narrative is that Palestinians are all born terrorists intent on just eradicating Jewish people for no reason other than pure hatred. Israel requires this narrative of an existential threat rooted in antisemitism to shore up its military conscription. It results in an army - who are just regular young men and women from all walks of life - becoming capable of carrying out acts of oppression and extreme violence with very little empathy. They have been conditioned to think they are doing the right thing. There’s no contextualisation or humanization. For example, it’s illegal to commemorate the Nakba in Israel.
It’s also what leads to rhetoric from Government ministers in Israel talking about how there are no innocents in Gaza. Everyone is either a current threat or a potential one.

thankfully there are also a number of organizations and people within Israel (such as Nurit Peled Elhanan) who challenge this. There are organizations like breaking the silence and the standing together movement.

its worth following people like Alon Lee Green and other activists within Israel to see. There are small glimmers of hope even though the situation is overwhelmingly dire at the moment

https://www.instagram.com/alonlee?igsh=aTEzeHhmdW91NTE=

https://www.instagram.com/standing.together.movement?igsh=YTk5ZXRjMHR6NHdi

@Desertrose2023 thanks, I will follow them on Instagram.

Sorry meant to link the English language page of the standing together movement for those who want to check it out :

https://www.instagram.com/standing.together.english?igsh=eWJsYzRldWNvaWQ2

Will give them a follow, I think it was mentioned elsewhere too and then I forgot which thread and what the organisation was called, so thank you for posting this

Hi all sharing the trailer to this film which sheds light on the topic of indoctrination - particularly within the American community and it’s role in the dehumanization of Palestinians/ the actions of the IDF

The movie is available to rent worldwide

https://kinema.com/events/israelism-worldwide-rental-tdqdt3?fbclid=PAAaY6I5AlHjMOqvXaOkSqjQeLIISH-T_MBzK73XsgYVflj4X_cPZbosSHIB8_aem_AdB1nuxhoM6dHATHOcOumhk5U-C4SmmP1_4IMKGlEveFqhrpzGYGcFp1jMZlS7CeGm8

Every Friday its the same sad situation for worshippers trying to pray in Al Aqsa. It is extremely saddening and upsetting to see that muslims are being restricted and treated aggressively by the IDF simply for trying to go to pray In the holy Mosque
There's also age restrictions right now which are ridiculously high meaning majority of the worshippers are not allowed in and end up praying on the streets

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1uDU07KFz-/?igsh=NW1qa2tkZWNqbzF3

Israeli woman admits to killing 5 Palestinian babies.

https://twitter.com/mrbarnicoat/status/1743596730094928253

I don't know if anyone has seen yet, but there was a massacre in the Falouja neighbourhood in Jabalia, North Gaza. Around 70/80 have been killed. I won't post the link as the footage is very graphic and distressing. But all you see is dead bodies, pieces of human flesh scattered and they're mainly women and babies/children.

@anotherlevel yes
I don't know what sort of bomb was used but the devastation it caused was sickening. So many dead children
It seems surgical strikes are reserved for Beirut.
Flattening homes filled with civilians seeking refuge seems to be the preferred method in Gaza

Or maybe we will get another statement to say whoops we used the wrong type of ammunition again by mistake like what happened in Al maghazi

I just can't believe what my eyes have been seeing these past few months. It's like a never ending nightmare that you can't wake up from.

@Desertrose2023 this thread is 50 post shy of being full in case you want to start a new thread x