In a chilling exposé, Israeli soldiers have confessed to a disturbing reality: they were given unchecked authority to shoot Palestinians, including civilians, in Gaza, often without clear rules of engagement. Testimonies reveal a landscape littered with civilian corpses left to decay, homes deliberately set on fire, and a callous indifference toward human life. Shockingly, soldiers describe shooting simply out of boredom or to demonstrate power, painting a grim picture of unchecked violence and systemic abuses. The revelations raise urgent questions about military ethics and the treatment of civilians in conflict zones.
Early in June, Al Jazeera broadcast a number of unsettling recordings that showed what it called "summary executions"—three different instances of Israeli forces shooting dead multiple Palestinians who were strolling close to the Gaza Strip's coastline route. In every instance, the Palestinians were seen to be unarmed and did not present the soldiers with any im...
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