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Israelis take to the streets of Tel Aviv after the IDF admits to killing hostages

Introduction – Dec 16, 2023

This is a major wake-up call for Israelis, and by extension those Jews who view Israel as their ‘home’.

They need to take a long hard look at themselves and what they have become.

Hitherto this would have been nigh on impossible. As any such critical scrutiny would have been deemed … ANTI-SEMITIC.

That’s why Zionists and Jewish supremacists have been so quick to label any moral scrutiny of Israel, Jews and Zionism as anti-Semitic. This also explains why they’ve elevated Holocaust remembrance to a semi-religious status.

Elitist Jews have used such tactics to prevent any ethical evaluation of Jews, Israel and Zionism by ordinary Jews themselves. In effect it has been used as a control mechanism to keep ordinary Jews in line.

However, it has also prevented those Jews who swallowed the lie from growing as individuals.

One of the first steps in self-development is objective self-evaluation. Elitists Jews have blocked this path for many ordinary Jews, herding them into a collective mindset where any such self-scrutiny is deemed anathema.

What we see happening in Israel and Gaza today is a consequence of this. Ed

Israeli hostage mistakenly killed by IDF in Gaza was holding makeshift white flag, officials say

Bel Trew – The Independent Dec 16, 2023

One Israeli hostage was waving a makeshift white flag and another called for help in Hebrew when they were shot dead by Israeli soldiers in Gaza who mistook them for militants, a military official has said.

According to a preliminary investigation, three male hostages, all shirtless, appeared in Shejaiya in northern Gaza, with one holding a long stick with white fabric attached to it.

A soldier nearby mistakenly identified them as militants and opened fire.

Two hostages were hit and the third, who was wounded, managed to escape to a nearby building where other troops heard him crying for help in Hebrew.

Israeli media separately reported that the third wounded hostage had ducked for cover in a building and reappeared before taking cover again after which he was killed by a second soldier before a commander, concerned by the incident issued a ceasefire order.

The Israeli military official said that they believed that the hostages – who were named by the military as Samer Fuad El-Talalka, Yotam Haim and Alon Shamriz – had either been let go or had escaped. They are investigating a building bearing the phrase “SOS” a few hundred metres away from the location of the killings to see if it is connected to the hostages.

Calling the killing of the three hostages “horrific and tragic” the military official told reporters that what happened was against the Israeli military’s rules of engagement.

Following the news hundreds of protesters have marched to the Israeli war cabinet’s meeting spot in Tel Aviv.

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