Several viral videos of Israeli soldiers behaving maliciously in Gaza have emerged and created headache for the Israeli military as it faces outcry over its tactics in its war.
Forces destroying plastic figurines in a toy store, or trying to burn food and water supplies in the back of an abandoned truck.
… We know our slogan – there are no people who are uninvolved.” The Israeli military blames Hamas for the civilian death toll, saying the group operates in crowded neighborhoods and uses residents as human shields.
It is based on the fight song of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team, whose hard-core fans have a history of racist chants against Arabs and rowdy behavior.
Hamas militants also wore bodycams during their Oct. 7 rampage, capturing violent images of deadly attacks on families in their homes and revelers at a dance party.
Eran Halperin, a professor with Hebrew University’s psychology department who studies communal emotional responses to conflict, said that in previous wars between Israel and Hamas, there may have been more condemnation of these types of photos and videos from within Israeli society.
“When people feel like their individual and collective existence is under threat, they don’t have the mental capacity to empathize or apply the moral rulings when thinking about the enemy.”
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When people feel like their individual and collective existence is under threat, they don’t have the mental capacity to empathize or apply the moral rulings when thinking about the enemy.
Oh OK, nothing to be done then. Have at it boys.
Is it ironic that this logic justifies hamas more than it justifies the idf?
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Forces destroying plastic figurines in a toy store, or trying to burn food and water supplies in the back of an abandoned truck.
… We know our slogan – there are no people who are uninvolved.” The Israeli military blames Hamas for the civilian death toll, saying the group operates in crowded neighborhoods and uses residents as human shields.
It is based on the fight song of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team, whose hard-core fans have a history of racist chants against Arabs and rowdy behavior.
Hamas militants also wore bodycams during their Oct. 7 rampage, capturing violent images of deadly attacks on families in their homes and revelers at a dance party.
Eran Halperin, a professor with Hebrew University’s psychology department who studies communal emotional responses to conflict, said that in previous wars between Israel and Hamas, there may have been more condemnation of these types of photos and videos from within Israeli society.
“When people feel like their individual and collective existence is under threat, they don’t have the mental capacity to empathize or apply the moral rulings when thinking about the enemy.”
The original article contains 1,045 words, the summary contains 185 words. Saved 82%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!
Oh OK, nothing to be done then. Have at it boys.
Is it ironic that this logic justifies hamas more than it justifies the idf?