Leaked recording reveals ex-Israeli military intelligence chief calling 50,000 deaths in Gaza ‘necessary’
Aharon Haliva justified the deaths of 50,000 Palestinians as a deterrent against future attacks, calling the toll necessary for future generations, amid ongoing accusations of war crimes.
- Leaked audio recordings reveal Israel's former chief of military intelligence endorsing a high Palestinian death toll of 50,000 in Gaza as 'necessary.'
- The former intelligence chief, Aharon Haliva, resigned in April 2024 after intelligence failures led to a Hamas attack and the kidnapping of over 250 Israelis.
- Haliva's remarks have been criticized by Israeli human rights group B'Tselem as exposing 'a deliberate policy of genocide,' which Israel denies.
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'Evidence of Genocidal Intent': Israeli General Calls for Killing 50 Palestinians for Every Oct. 7 Victim - Alaska Native News
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‘Fifty Palestinians must die for every October 7 victim, even if they’re children’ – audio of former IDF intelligence chief leaked
Israel’s former head of military intelligence for the Israel Defence Force (IDF) called the deaths of 50,000 Palestinians in Gaza “necessary and required for future generations” in leaked audio.
Ex-Israel military intelligence chief said 50,000 Gaza deaths “necessary”
Leaked audio recordings broadcast Friday reveal remarks by Israel’s former chief of military intelligence about the price he believed Palestinians should pay for Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack.
Recordings have been leaked to the public in Israel in which Aharon Haliva assesses the war in Gaza.
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