Israelis take to the streets of Tel Aviv after the IDF admits to killing hostages<\/p>\n
This is a major wake-up call for Israelis, and by extension those Jews who view Israel as their \u2018home\u2019.<\/p>\n
They need to take a long hard look at themselves and what they have become.<\/p>\n
Hitherto this would have been nigh on impossible. As any such critical scrutiny would have been deemed \u2026 ANTI-SEMITIC.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s 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\u2019ve elevated Holocaust remembrance to a semi-religious status.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
However, it has also prevented those Jews who swallowed the lie from growing as individuals.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
What we see happening in Israel and Gaza today is a consequence of this. Ed<\/p>\n
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<\/a> who mistook them for militants, a military official has said.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n A soldier nearby mistakenly identified them as militants and opened fire.<\/p>\n Two hostages were hit and the third, who was wounded, <\/a>managed to escape to a nearby building where other troops heard him crying for help in Hebrew.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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 \u201cSOS\u201d a few hundred metres away from the location of the killings to see if it is connected to the hostages.<\/p>\n Calling the killing of the three hostages \u201chorrific and tragic\u201d the military official told reporters that what happened was against the Israeli military\u2019s rules of engagement.<\/p>\n Following the news hundreds of protesters<\/a> have marched to the Israeli<\/a> war cabinet\u2019s meeting spot in Tel Aviv.<\/p>\n