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Posted by NomDePlum 11/3/2025

Israels top military lawyer arrested after she admitted leaking video of abuse(www.theguardian.com)
332 points | 179 comments
mikkupikku 11/4/2025|
The whole situation is so extreme it almost reads like sick parody. Last year there were riots in Israel when some IDF soldiers were arrested for raping prisoners. The riots were in defense of the rapists, and were attended not only by extremist Israeli civilians but also Israeli lawmakers, who stormed the military base where the rapists were being held.

The leaker releases a video of some of the abuse and is then accused of "blood libel" against the IDF by the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz. That phrase, "blood libel", is specifically intended to invoke the old medieval stories of Jewish people sacrificing and eating gentile children for their religious holidays. For leaking a video proving that the abuse is real.

ebbi 11/4/2025||
One of the rapists is now paraded as a hero on Israeli TV. Sick, sick society.
stanfordkid 11/5/2025|||
And all we have to do to have them roll over on our command is to threaten the halt of the billions of weapons and aid we send annually. My main issue is that Israel/US relations feel like the tail is wagging the dog. Israel exists because of the West. It shouldn't take a rocket scientist to recognize that we have immense leverage over them due to them being surrounded by enemies and dependent on US weapons systems like the Iron Dome... we can basically force them to do whatever it is we want. I blame the US and the bought politicians for the tragedy in Gaza as much as I do the Israeli's.

I have the feeling Israel simply will go the way of Rhodesia within a few generations due to the actions of this war resulting in widespread de-legitimization on both sides of the political spectrum and especially generationally. No one in the US actually wants to spend tax money on a patch of land in the Middle East the size of New Jersey, especially if they don't behave.

tguvot 11/5/2025||
US military aid is around 1% of budget. The consensus in Israel is to stop accepting this aid from USA.

Iron Dome is Israeli weapon system. Out of all weapons that Israel gets from USA the only things that Israel doesn't produce domestically are planes (Usa killed Israeli fighter jet project 40 years ago) and helicopters. All other weapon systems are domestically produced. Israel is eighth largest arms exporter in world

stanfordkid 11/5/2025||
I'm not so sure that is entirely accurate. Most of Israel's military superiority is based completely on air supremacy -- Dahiya doctrine. Even w/ F-35's this requires tons of US produced munitions (smart bombs etc). The Iron Dome system was jointly designed by US/Israel and most of the actual consumables are supplied by Raytheon.

I think it is accurate to say that if the US wanted to cripple Israel they pretty much could do so on a whim, using nothing more than sanctions. That also applies to any other non-superpower country of course. What I mean to say, we could sanction them like Russia etc. and it would probably have a much larger impact if we really wanted them to do what we want.

tguvot 11/5/2025||
Dahiya doctrine is wikipedia fantasy. There is no actual facts that prove that Israel has one.

Smart bombs - Israel produces their own (for example used to take out nasrallah. iirc "spice"). In Iran (and stupidly in Qatar) were used Israeli air launched ballistic missiles (there are a bunch of models. classified. nobody knows what they are exactly. some code names were leaked last year via classified USA report that was leaked). F35 that Israel using has Israeli electronics package.

Iron Dome was designed by Rafael and IAI (check wikipedia). I held mainboard in my hands like 15 years ago. Raytheon manufactures it, because this way Israel can make use of aid money (can be only spend in USA)

Lord-Jobo 11/4/2025||||
No wonder our leaders have gotten along so well in modern history (U.S.)

What is happening in these modern democracies that has led to this sick embrace of cruelty, pessimism ,and apathy?

It really feels like pessimism is the rot or maybe anti-optimism; how can things ever get better if the culture rejects the idea that better things are possible?

Better things are possible, very difficult, and extremely necessary. Fight for it.

Protostome 11/4/2025||||
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Steven420 11/4/2025||
Do you have any evidence of any of this?
Protostome 11/5/2025||
of what? bodies of women paraded on the streets?
spwa4 11/4/2025|||
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cholantesh 11/4/2025|||
There is no mention of rape, let alone mass-rape, let alone mass-rape that was sanctioned and systematized by Palestinian authorities and venerated by the Palestinian public in the article you linked. That aside, no, the normalization of punitive rape as retribution for war/revenge rape is not the hallmark of a healthy society, particularly one that anoints itself a beacon of post-Enlightenment, secular, liberal democratic values in a region it purports is barren of them.
spwa4 11/5/2025||
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cholantesh 11/7/2025||
Looks like you missed the part where I rather clearly said "in the article you linked". As for the articles you just linked because of this, literally none of them evince the charge that Hamas directed its brigades to gangrape hostages, let alone that Palestinians cheered this on. And again, it's pretty wild that you would argue that a healthy society tacitly or explicitly (it's the latter in Israel's case) encourages revenge rape, especially when it quite literally had always called itself the vanguard of the west in the middle east, the most moral army in the world, etc.
zzrrt 11/4/2025||||
> is Israeli society, by supporting this woman, perhaps expressing support for punishing rapists and mass murderers, even where such punishment does not entirely follow the rules?

It’s unclear what woman you refer to, but anyway I don’t think there is enough “support for punishing rapists” to cancel out the riots in support of the alleged rapists, or the government, military, and media campaign to demonize the whistleblower with incendiary lies like “blood libel.”

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actionfromafar 11/4/2025|||
Hm, I thought the Israeli killrate was only 50x Hamas.
zzrrt 11/4/2025||||
Honestly, cold-blooded shoving a stick into a prisoner’s rectum feels more evil than some other types of rape, but I’m not going to offer any moral calculus about it. It’s all evil. Killing after raping is more evil, I’ll agree. I condemn the evil actions on both sides. Rape is never justified, even against a mass-rapist or mass-murderer.

Also, the woman you invoked was likely dead by the time Hamas got her body, so she was not tortured as the Palestinian prisoner in the video was allegedly. Again I don’t really want to do moral calculus, but it does make a difference if you insist on comparing these crimes. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/30/world/middleeast/shani-lo...

lesuorac 11/4/2025|||
If you don't think a single Gazan goes to jail then I have a bridge to sell you ...
scotho3 11/4/2025||
how many will go to jail, prosecuted by other Gazans, in Gaza?
actionfromafar 11/4/2025||||
There was a time when rule of law was an aspiration. Sectarian violence and revenge may be sometimes understandable, but never laudable, IMHO.
red-iron-pine 11/4/2025||
the middle east has rarely played by those rules, not in recent memory anyway.
gausswho 11/4/2025||||
Rape whataboutism.
DSingularity 11/4/2025|||
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bfkwlfkjf 11/5/2025|||
This is common in fundamentalist theocracies.
richardfeynman 11/6/2025||
... and does not exist in Israel, which is a liberal democracy, not a theocracy, and not fundamentalist.
tguvot 11/4/2025|||
just to correct your timeline. riots were at base of military police and not all over Israel as can be understood from your message.

Leaker leaked the videos in order to show seriousness of accusation because before that wasn't clear what exactly happened and many people thought that soldiers were simply rough with prisoners and military policy actions not justified.

Leak happened august last year. Katz statement happened this week.

anovikov 11/4/2025|||
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xg15 11/4/2025|||
What kind of solution are you thinking of?
ThrowMeAway1618 11/4/2025|||
>What kind of solution are you thinking of?

The Final Solution[0](tm) of course.

And the irony would be incredibly risible if it weren't so tragic.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Solution

Edit: Added the missing link.

anovikov 11/5/2025|||
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xg15 11/5/2025||
Fascinating. "Land of Israel" being only "from the river to the sea" or the Daniella Weiss version "from the Euphrates to the Nile"?
shadyKeystrokes 11/4/2025|||
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FridayoLeary 11/4/2025||
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rich_sasha 11/4/2025|||
It's a common accusation of pro-Israel side that the whole world is so blindly and forcefully pro-Hamas that Israel can and must to do whatever it takes, even bending or breaking rules it would otherwise respect.

IME this is just not true. Sure, antisemitism is real, especially among certain strata of the society.

BUT in the main, my observation is that no one supports Hamas or their approach. Even people who are very critical of Israel in the West (but not beyond the line of fringe, rabid antisemitism) state that 7/10 attacks were horrific and Hamas is a terrible terrorist org.

I can't help but feel that the "whole world hates us" view is a hyperbola, at some level deliberate, to justify doing whatever Israel wants to civilian Palestinians.

Grimblewald 11/5/2025|||
If you look at israels definition for hamas and what the lavendar system will designate as a valid target (targets being bombed in an automated workflow with zero human oversight), all non-jewish-israeli might just be hamas in their eyes. It might just be israel will stop its war when the world is israel.
AuthAuth 11/5/2025|||
There is plenty of support for Hamas and its methods.
mikkupikku 11/4/2025||||
> The real reason there is such a huge backlash against her is because anyone with room temperature iq would predict that that would be how Israels opponents would take it,

What matters more, prosecuting rapists or protecting Israel's reputation? That's not really a question, I already have your answer.

StopDisinfo910 11/4/2025|||
I strongly condemn the October terrorist attack but I don’t see how someone can defend the morality of the IDF after the Gaza campaign.

We are talking of an army arbitrarily establishing no go zone in the middle of streets, not publishing them and then having snipers shoot down civilians crossing these imaginary lines including the ones coming to get back the corpses of their murdered family members. An army so blood thirsty they shot their own defenceless hostage who came in front of them with hands raised.

It’s pretty clear at that point that the IDF has absolutely no moral. This doesn’t in any way mean I support Hamas.

richardfeynman 11/5/2025|||
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StopDisinfo910 11/6/2025||
> have not just been subject to disinformation ,but actively spread it.

Just to be clear because this comment is ambiguous. Both of my statements come from internationally reputable sources including Israeli one. There is an interview with IDF snipers where they openly state what I wrote - video is available on sky news - and multiple accounts in Haaretz. The hostages killing by the IDF was a scandal inside Israel and completely true.

Both statements are beyond doubts. Could you be so kind as to point the disinformation I’m allegedly spreading?

richardfeynman 11/13/2025||
"Both statements are beyond doubts. Could you be so kind as to point the disinformation I’m allegedly spreading?"

Sure StopDisinfo910. You're spreading the following disinformation:(1) that the IDF establishes control lines arbitrarily; (2) that these lines are always unpublished and invisible; (3) that the IDF purposefully shoots innocent palestinian civilians; (4) that the IDF has a bloodlust that leads it to want to kill even their own hostages.

1. The IDF does not establish what you call "no go zones" arbitrarily. You wrote: "We are talking of an army arbitrarily establishing no go zone in the middle of streets" The lines the IDF establishes, for example the yellow-line, are not arbitrary but rather the result of extensive negotiation and both tactical and strategic considerations.

"and then having snipers shoot down civilians crossing these imaginary lines" First, the lines are not "imaginary" - they're very real, which is why people get shot when crossing them. Second, can you prove that snipers shot down innocent civilians specifically? You say they are civilians - are you able to distinguish them from palestinian militants, who fight without uniform? Do you have a video that shows the IDF sniper shooting an innocent civilian with a time, date, geolocation data? If so, what were the names of the people who were shot? Third, in all wars crossing frontlines is going to be fatal, civilian or militant. Try walking around Pokrovsk right now, or in the DMZ. You'd get the same result. There's nothing different about crossing an IDF line.

". An army so blood thirsty they shot their own defenceless hostage who came in front of them with hands raised." Do you really thing bloodthirst is what caused the IDF to kill their own hostages? How do you square that with the fact that they're willing to risk so much to save and recover hostages? A more likely explanation is that the IDF mistakenly thought the escaped hostages were palestinian militants. They were in a warzone, military age men, and the IDF thought the escaped hostages were trying to lure them into an ambush -- the same type of ambush that killed many other IDF soldiers in booby trapped buildings. Friendly fire is a fact of war, it doesn't prove bloodlust.

Gaza is the most filmed war in history. If the IDF were massacring civilians en masse, as Hamas did on October 7, there would be many clear videos of these massacres, with both the IDF soldiers and the innocent civilians in view. There's none.

"Both statements are beyond doubts. " I have reasonable doubts about them, and the onus is on you to prove your quixotic explanations about "arbitrary lines" and the like. as you can see, so they are not.

myrmidon 11/3/2025||
I think it is hugely underappreciated that in most of "the west" we can have public media content that is critical of army/politicians/administration and just makes the nation look bad abroad.

I'm talking less about "free speech" as a concept and more about how the majority still thinks its worthwhile to have and allow such things even if they hurt.

This is not something to take for granted, and I often find people oblivious to this privilege. There were lots of voices arguing along similar lines during the Snowden leaks ("should be punished/swept under the rug because it makes America look bad"), but I think this is truly a cornerstone of a free society, and the concerning thing here to me is not even how the Israeli lawyer or Army acted, but how Israeli public perception is seemingly changing on this.

o999 11/3/2025||
> ..and the concerning thing here to me is not even how the Israeli lawyer or Army acted, but how Israeli public perception is seemingly changing on this.

Nothing changed, they have always been this way..

shadyKeystrokes 11/4/2025||
The absence of all ugly is the real ugly.
duxup 11/3/2025||
>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu echoed his defence minister's words on Sunday, saying that the incident at Sde Teiman was "perhaps the most severe public relations attack that the State of Israel has experienced since its establishment".

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy0kpd97qqko

This is all very inconvenient that people know the truth I guess ...

port11 11/4/2025||
I'm not versed enough in the full history of Israel, but perhaps attacking several of your neighbours, buying anti-citizen and anti-journalism spyware, raping prisoners, keeping a de facto dictator in power… well, I think Israel has done plenty to smear its own image.

Am I in a bubble? Because for more than a year I'd be hard pressed to find anyone in my country that would still be pro-Israel as a whole. Some nuanced support, surely, but also widespread condemnation.

DANmode 11/4/2025||
Quick correction: they are the main exporter, not purchaser, of the spyware people see named in famous cases against journalists, politicians, et al.
port11 11/5/2025||
Ah, I see, you're right. I'm surprised they're a big exporter of something that would've sold like hot cakes to the Nazi party. The people making this crap must sleep very well at night…
Alex2037 11/3/2025||
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zzrrt 11/5/2025||
Reality has a well-known liberal and pro-Palestine bias.
richardfeynman 11/5/2025||
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zizee 11/4/2025||
Why does the reportimg say she "abandoned" her car at the beach? She was at the beach when she was located. People usually do not take their cars with them once they arrive at their destination. To get out and walk is not abandoning the car.
tguvot 11/4/2025|
she either tried to commit suicide or tried to stage it. she was found wet without some of her clothes
_aavaa_ 11/4/2025||
Wet without some of her clothes, at a beach. Isn’t that what people do at a beach?
tguvot 11/4/2025||
At night, in wet clothes ,after sending something like goodbye letter to family?
amai 11/4/2025||
Don't forget: It was the raping that caused the damage to the IDF and the global standing of Israel, not the leaking.

But nowadays it seems to be en vogue again to shoot the messenger.

oliwarner 11/4/2025|
But you can't get away with anything if people keep reporting the truth. And the IDF is used to getting away with everything. Therefore the reporting is the problem.
jauntywundrkind 11/4/2025||
The US side doesn't quite have this, but man we sure have a parade of officials shown the door or who resign. No major leaks like this, but:

A. Notable how in the US all the JAGs were dismissed almost immediately, https://www.military.com/daily-news/2025/02/24/people-are-ve...

B. And now CIA Deputy Director Michael Ellis has let go of Counsel there & appointed himself Acting General Counsel, https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/us/politics/michael-ellis...

C. And top southern command admiral just retired after having bombing boats in the carribean. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/16/us/politics/southern-comm...

Sure seems like the US is trying to purge faster than any weak links can form.

_menelaus 11/4/2025||
The IDF was formed from the merger of 3 terrorist organizations responsible for bombings and murders of Palestinian, British and even Jewish civilians. Not much has changed.
neoromantique 11/5/2025|
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xyzal 11/5/2025||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Irgun_attacks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Lehi_operations

neoromantique 11/5/2025||
They were forced to disband, lay down their arms and merge into pre-existing IDF, specifically because the methods are not acceptable, some of them declined and had to be disbanded by force.
_menelaus 11/5/2025||
Did you know that Menachim Begin, the first prime minister of Israel, was the leader of Irgun?

'As head of the Irgun, he targeted the British in Palestine,[3] with a notable attack being the King David Hotel bombing. Later, the Irgun fought the Arabs during the 1947–48 civil war in Mandatory Palestine and, as its chief, Begin was described by the British government as the "leader of the notorious terrorist organisation".'

neoromantique 11/5/2025|||
He also later was a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

The targeting the British happened primarily during the holocaust when British were limiting Jewish migration (which has directly resulted in many many deaths).

The history is complex and it is very easy to find reasons to dismiss people who lived through very difficult times and had to make very difficult choices.

TheGuyWhoCodes 11/5/2025|||
The first prime minister of Israel was David Ben-Gurion.

Targeting the British during the Mandate was an act of anti-colonization, not unlike other factions that wanted independence from the British at that time, and the Irgun did warn the British before hand but they did not evacuate the hotel which was the central offices of the British Mandate and the Headquarters of the British Army

_menelaus 11/5/2025||
Yeah good catch on the first Prime Minister bit. But let's hear you try to whitewash the Deir Yassin massacre. Irgun were wicked.
neoromantique 11/6/2025|||
There is nothing to whitewash about wars and war crimes, they happen in every war, and are inexcusable in every war, no matter the side.

For every war crime from Jewish side you can always point to a similar one from Arab side, this finger pointing is not useful for anything but spurring more hate and igniting the conflict over and over.

_menelaus 11/7/2025||
I disagree completely. Its important to condemn terrorism and genocide on both sides. I have no tolerance for that. Its absurd to try to convince me to ignore this, or to try and excuse the IDF because the other side is bad too. Hamas is bad. Nazis are bad. The IDF is bad. The Israeli state is bad. Israeli society is rotten. These are all true and useful statements. I don't understand why you would spend your time on the internet trying to argue against this.
neoromantique 11/9/2025||
You apply broken logic here and show your biases loud and clear.

Should you decide to be consistent with your logic, then we quickly arrive at human race also being bad and we can end this circus.

TheGuyWhoCodes 11/5/2025|||
Irgun had nothing to do with Deir Yassin, it was the Etzel and Lehi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8bkqqvoGpc
negativelambda 11/6/2025|||
Irgun and Etzel are different names for the same organization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun

"Hannah Arendt and Albert Einstein, in a letter to The New York Times in 1948, compared Irgun and its successor Herut party to "Nazi and Fascist parties" and described it as a "terrorist, right wing, chauvinist organization" "

richardfeynman 11/5/2025|||
haha I love this thread.
voidspacexyz 11/4/2025||
Interesting, that when it comes to Israel, it's a scandal and not an exposure. With every other country, an apple would be an apple and not a banana.
neoromantique 11/5/2025|||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Manning

Definitely. Not even talking about likes of Russia or China where said person would simply disappear.

hedora 11/4/2025||
I think the term you are looking for is “blood libel”, which I haven’t heard until recently.

From context, it means “to speak the truth and present irrefutable evidence to back it up”.

I guess that’s a crime?

water-data-dude 11/4/2025|||
No, it's a very specific thing and not at all applicable here. Blood libel was something along the lines of "the Jewish people are murdering children to use their blood for secret ceremonies"[0]. The "libel" part should give it away - it doesn't apply to someone revealing true facts.

The people calling it blood libel because the facts are inconvenient and make Israel look bad are being disingenuous.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_libel

spwa4 11/4/2025||
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mafuy 11/4/2025||
Even assuming that the points you present are all factual, your (more than) eye-for-eye position does not align with Western and democratic values. He is a murderer, so kill him for his crimes, and kill his familiy and friends, too, because they are all guilty, without trial, by association! That's what happened in Gaza and you seem to like that.
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mafuy 11/4/2025|||
I don't like or condone what Hamas did at all. Their crimes should not be ignored and I never said so. They should all be in prison and stay there.

But that someone did something horrendous against my people does not make it right for my people to kill them, at an extend far, far greater than what Hamas has caused Israelis to suffer under. You cannot in a sane mind propose that genocide is ever justified. If you do, then you must also believe that all the Germans should have been killed after what they did to the jews. Do you propose that?

You are explicitly advocating for ignoring law and order. You prefer lawless lynching without order. My ethic values do not allow this and I find it stupid and disturbing.

spwa4 11/4/2025||
The problem with this argument is that Israel responded militarily to an attack by hamas by attacking fighters using human shields.

That is NOT a genocide, according to the human rights conventions. If having civilian victims at all is a war crime then every police officer in the world is a war criminal.

But what hamas did on Oct 7 2023, that satisfies without any doubt whatsoever every last requirement for genocide. They emptied 2 machine guns in a kindergarten classroom because the children "were Jews". There were no survivors. Oh and as it always goes in racist attacks: 2 of the dead children (the black ones) were not Jews.

Your position is to some extent defending war criminals. It is relevant to mention what these Palestinian "victims" did.

mafuy 11/4/2025||
The problem I have lies less in killing human shields employed by Hamas (which is a terrorist/war crime). The bulk of the genocide is what happend after Isreal's invasion into Gaza, and after Hamas was effectively eliminated as a credible major threat.

However, it does not help Isreal's case that they also employed human shields, thus putting themselves on the same level as Hamas.

spwa4 11/4/2025||
When was hamas "effectively eliminated as a credible major threat"? Wasn't there yesterday a new item how they have at least 200 fighters stuck in ambush tunnels behind the yellow line and demand to be taken, with their weapons, to safety, in Red Cross vehicles?

They added they would refuse any deal that didn't let them keep their weapons, instead they would keep up attacks, despite agreeing to a ceasefire stating otherwise.

One might add that of the 11 points in the ceasefire agreement hamas signed, this one demand violates 5. Just this one action.

https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/11/03/hamas-terrorists-dema...

It's sad and pathetic how this very public hamas demand is pretty much to an itemized list of what everybody keeps claiming hamas never does, from hiding behind medical services to having zero intention of abiding by peace agreements.

mafuy 11/5/2025||
I'm done discussing this. You are entirely blind to failures of the Israeli government and you do not see Palestinian lives as worth saving. There is zero reflection.
richardfeynman 11/6/2025||
His vision is fine. He didn't say Palestinian lives aren't worth saving (you misread him), and the genocide hoax has been debunked.
throwawayk7h 11/4/2025||||
This is the first time I've ever seen someone suggest there was truth to the blood libel. It seems pretty obviously absurd to me that there would exist a Jewish ritual requiring Christian blood. Can you provide this "irrefutable evidence," please?
wredcoll 11/4/2025|||
It's a reference to the video of israeli crimes being referred to as "blood libel"
clown_strike 11/4/2025|||
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richardfeynman 11/4/2025|||
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wredcoll 11/4/2025||
I appreciate how quickly you jump from "oh we need incontrovertible proof of guilt" to "oh that proof isn't real it's a hoax"
richardfeynman 11/4/2025||
In one sentence, you managed to make up two things I never said, put them both in quotes, and then falsely allege I jumped from one statement I never said to the other I also never said. This shows an impressive amount of bad faith.
cosmicgadget 11/3/2025||
> suspects in a violent assault on a Palestinian from Gaza, including anal rape. The victim was hospitalised with injuries including broken ribs, a punctured lung and rectal damage, according to the indictment

... then...

> “The [investigation] in Sde Teiman caused immense damage to the image of the state of Israel and the IDF [Israel Defense Forces],” the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said in a statement on Sunday. “This is perhaps the most severe public relations attack that the state of Israel has experienced since its establishment.”

... then unsurprisingly...

> a far-right mob gathered outside Sde Teiman calling for the investigation to be dropped.

... and so...

> said in a resignation letter last week that she had authorised publication of the video to defuse attacks on military investigators and prosecutors working on the case.

sigmar 11/4/2025|
>The indictment said the soldiers assaulted the Palestinian prisoner and sodomized him with a knife, causing multiple injuries... When military police came to Sde Teiman in July to detain the soldiers suspected of abuse, they scuffled with protesters opposed to the arrests.

How the fuck do people go out there protesting in support of the violent rape of prisoners? Sickening stuff.

tguvot 11/4/2025||
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anal_reactor 11/4/2025||
That's average person for ya.
DSingularity 11/4/2025||
Do you mean the average Israeli? You can’t believe the average person is like this.
Schiendelman 11/4/2025|||
Why can't we believe that? There are rallies for rapists in other countries. The current US president...
DSingularity 11/4/2025||
Seems like you either don’t understand math and what the word “average” means or you are just being inflammatory.
neoromantique 11/5/2025||
You don't seem to have a problem judging entirety of Israeli population by a fringe minority (and even that fringe minority is being misrepresented).
DSingularity 11/10/2025||
Sorry what fridge minority? Poll after poll has shown that most Israelis are basically happy with what is happening in Gaza.
neoromantique 11/15/2025||
Incredible goal post move
DSingularity 11/15/2025||
How? Israelis support the genocide. Israelis defend the rapists on your public TV channels.

I’m confused?

red-iron-pine 11/4/2025|||
who got Durtarte elected in the Philippines? or Trump in the US?
DSingularity 11/4/2025||
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tguvot 11/4/2025|||
"they" didn't debate it in knesset. it was screaming match in one of subcommittees meetings in which, quoting the cbs news:

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Lawmaker Hanoch Milwidsky was asked as he defended the alleged abuse whether it was legitimate, "to insert a stick into a person's rectum?"

"Yes!" he shouted in reply to his fellow parliamentarian. "If he is a Nukhba [Hamas special forces that took active part in october 7th, and did a lot of killing and raping], everything is legitimate to do! Everything!"

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DSingularity 11/5/2025||
One Zionist says the caught-on-video-rapists are innocent until proven guilty. Another Zionist says that the unknown and untried Palestinian as a valid target for rape. Another Zionist says that rape can be self-defense.

What a movement.

tguvot 11/5/2025|||
so, you admit that what you said about "knesset debate on right to rape" is lie ?
DSingularity 11/5/2025||
> A member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, speaking Monday at a meeting of lawmakers, justified the rape and abuse of Palestinian prisoners, shouting angrily at colleagues questioning the alleged behavior that anything was legitimate to do to "terrorists" in custody.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/israel-hamas-war-idf-palestinia...

tguvot 11/5/2025||
there was no debate in knesset as you wrote about right to rape. there was 1 sentence said in knesset subcommittee. from same article that you linked

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Lawmaker Hanoch Milwidsky was asked as he defended the alleged abuse whether it was legitimate, "to insert a stick into a person's rectum?"

"Yes!" he shouted in reply to his fellow parliamentarian. "If he is a Nukhba [Hamas special forces that took active part in october 7th, and did a lot of killing and raping], everything is legitimate to do! Everything!"

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do you admit that you lied about " debate in knesset about right to rape" ?

DSingularity 11/10/2025||
What do you think the word debate means? If a somebody makes a statement and then some people disagreed with it and others jumped to defend it then you can say people engaged in debated. If that happened in Knesset then you can say they debated it.

You can get pedantic and argue all you want about meaningless tangents to try to misrepresent people whose views you dislike as liars but in the end you are going to be another Zionist using rhetoric to distract from your racist and genocidal ideology.

Admit you are genocidal and racist. Admit you support IDF that raped on camera.

richardfeynman 11/5/2025|||
There is no rape shown in the video.
DSingularity 11/5/2025||
It is really a gross thing to do when you try to convince us that what we saw — in that deliberate act of sexual abuse — is not what it is: rape.

But what else can I expect from the movement that justifies murder and starvation of children as necessary for peace.

tguvot 11/5/2025||
according to hospital report no rape took place. but sure, from grainy video you can see exactly what happened
DSingularity 11/10/2025||
Oh yes the hospital report. I’m sure you would have accepted a Nazi doctor if he testified that no war crimes took place during the holocaust because he issued a hospital report.

I’ll tell you what — when you start accepting what the hospitals in Gaza are saying about the Palestinians we will start accepting what the twisted IDF doctors are saying.

You literally had a high ranking IDF officer resign in protest over the coverup of the rapes. Imagine the level of evil to make an IDF officer resign. My guess is she saw much more than we have seen.

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