12mo ago

IDF Soldier Confesses That in Gaza, 'It's Permissible to Shoot Everyone'

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IDF Soldier Confesses That in Gaza, 'It's Permissible to Shoot Everyone' | Common Dreams

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Fucking war criminals.
Confesses? I think they misspelled "bragged"...
Okay now tell us something else that we already figured out via observation. Like about how rain comes out of the sky.
- I'm sorry sir rain does not fall out of the sky unless israel tells me so.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qweD93Zg1Y
Not other IDF troops... but then the IDF doesn't consider each other subhuman.
Who could have guessed that 18 yo with guns in a country with a government that literally said "kill them all, there are no Innocents, not the children, not the mothers, no one" would go on to kill them all!
I am shocked, how could anyone see this coming!?
- You forgot that this government has spent years telling their people that literally everyone in Palestine is supportive, materially or otherwise, of Hamas.
The source is commondreams.org? Am not defending IDF but we are better than spreading news with questionable sources
- https://www.972mag.com/israeli-soldiers-gaza-firing-regulations/ I think the source of this article is this one. Where they have interviewed a bunch of Israeli soldiers.
- Reliability rating High
  https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/common-dreams/
  
  I'm amazed that dude rated them highly
  
  According to mediabiasfact, this website is highly reliable while the guardian reliability is mixed (one level above low reliability )
  https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-guardian/
  agrre to disagree I guess
- What makes it a questionable source?
  
  its not a known news agency. I know you could say just because they are small doesn't mean they are untrustworthy and you'd be right but they are questionable. for example have you ever heard of commomdreams journalist anywhere in the middle east? If they are not the source of the news but rather copying it from elsewhere then it's better to link to the source.

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