Israeli Soldiers Say Ordered to Drop Heavy Bombs on Inhabited Gaza Buildings without Evacuation
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4 military intelligence soldiers say expanded targeting rules allowed strikes to kill large numbers of civilians in Gaza
Following the debate in the film Naza, an investigation published by the Hebrew newspaper Ha'aretz, on Monday, by journalist Janev Kubović, adds details from inside decision-making rooms, buildings that are shelled without evacuating to prevent a targeted person from fleeing, attacks that are allowed to be carried out with the expectation that 20 civilians will be affected without the approval of a high command, Palestinians looking for food and…
Four soldiers from the Israeli military intelligence unit (AMAN) told the Haaretz newspaper that they received instructions to bomb civilian buildings in the Gaza Strip without evacuating them, and that hundreds of Palestinians were killed or wounded in the attacks. The soldiers claimed that rules regarding civilian casualties were relaxed and that the attacks were approved by high-ranking commanders.
Israeli soldiers serving in the Intelligence Directorate (AMAN) admitted that they received instructions to "bomb" buildings containing civilians in the Gaza Strip without evacuating them, and that hundreds of Palestinians were killed and wounded as a result of these attacks.
Four Israeli soldiers, speaking to Haaretz, admitted that buildings containing civilians in Gaza were bombed without evacuation. The soldiers stated that the October 31, 2023 attack in Jabaliya had projected 250-300 collateral damages, but the death toll reached approximately 250 civilians.
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