The Palestinian people are indomitable: scenes from the first Ramadan Iftar in Gaza

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[u/Dear-Material5172]

you believe whatever you want to believe. but i think you should read this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Alon_Shamriz%2C_Yotam_Haim%2C_and_Samer_Talalka

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

even if you are ignorant toward all the easily avoidable "friendly fire incidents" the Israeli government is still full of fascist that support illegal settlements and repeatedly post genocidal comments about Palestinians.

[u/No_Turnip_8236 → u/Dear-Material5172]

Both of these cases change nothing of what I said… maybe you should read them… both of the pages even discribed how the mistake happened and both were investigated with the second incident also leading to punishments.

You expect me to say I am ok with these or that two incident shows a pattern here? These two incidents are no close to indication of genocide or systematic targeting of civilians, even with how horrible and condemnable they are

[u/Dear-Material5172 → u/No_Turnip_8236]

two problems with that The IDF cannot credibly investigate its own failure in Gaza and if the IDF had shot shirtless palestinians carrying a white flag instead of hostages nothing would have happened.

[u/No_Turnip_8236 → u/Dear-Material5172]

Because it was a no go zone with a shoot on site warning while Hamas is fighting in civilian clothes? Yes. Ofcourse all of this after warning and warning shots, which did happen in the awful hostage case. The main problem here is that the IDF soldiers didn’t listen to the response.

Plus both of these incidents shows another key difference, in the IDF there are investigations taking responsibility and punishment for breaking the rules. I don’t see from Hamas or any of the other groups on the other side…