• PorradaVFR
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    741 year ago

    That poor little girl, the family and the heroic paramedics that tried to help. This is horrific and must end.

    I can’t fathom the horror. Our species is fucked.

    • @Altofaltception
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      851 year ago

      She said: “We contacted the ministry of health and they coordinated our safe access with the Israeli authorities. We were given the green light to move the ambulance.”

      But she said the ambulance came under fire soon after it arrived at the location. “First [the paramedics] said the Israeli forces are putting laser lights on them … And then we heard a gunfire sound before we lost the connection. It was like a gunfire or explosion, we were not sure of what happened.”

      The Israelis baited an ambulance in to kill paramedics.

      If this isn’t a war crime, I don’t know what is.

      • Jessica
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        1 year ago

        If this isn’t a war crime, I don’t know what is.

        Doesn’t matter if no one is actually brought to justice.

        Real Justice—where they are tried, convicted and then hanged on live tv for those who want to witness—is what needs to happen.

        ETA: Not just the higher ups, but the individual soldiers as well; anyone who participated.

      • PorradaVFR
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        91 year ago

        If that’s what happened I agree. Targeting a marked ambulance which had even notified them is unconscionable.

        • @Altofaltception
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          101 year ago

          Why did you say if when there is evidence that it did happen this way?

          • @ammonium
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            -81 year ago

            I see no evidence that they deliberately baited the ambulance? Bad coordination is the most likely explanation.

            To be clear, even in that case it’s still a war crime to shoot an ambulance.

            • @Altofaltception
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              111 year ago

              In case you missed it

              She said: “We contacted the ministry of health and they coordinated our safe access with the Israeli authorities. We were given the green light to move the ambulance.

              But she said the ambulance came under fire soon after it arrived at the location. “First [the paramedics] said the Israeli forces are putting laser lights on them … And then we heard a gunfire sound before we lost the connection. It was like a gunfire or explosion, we were not sure of what happened.”

              They attacked the vehicle the girl was in, then gave the red crescent the green light to go in, and then opened fire once the ambulance arrived.

              That’s the textbook definition of baiting.

              • @ammonium
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                -111 year ago

                Yes someone gave the green light, someone shot at them. Nowhere it’s said those were the same people, nor that the people giving green light knew that the other people were going to shoot.

                The most likely thing is that they forgot to inform one group of soldiers, or that they misunderstood, or some other fatal miscommunication. Miscommunication is common in war. Deliberately baiting an ambulance is both extremely evil and stupid.

                • @Altofaltception
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                  61 year ago

                  Attacking a civilian vehicle, then green lighting an ambulance, and then attacking said ambulance is baiting.

                  Given the amount of surveillance by Israeli forces, there is absolutely no reason to doubt that they were listening to the conversations between everyone involved.

            • @filister
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              21 year ago

              The most moral army …

    • Orionza
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      -101 year ago

      They will pay. It’s written in prophecies. How can any people who had terrible horrors done to them, do the same and worse to their neighbors? They are hypocrites. To think I cried and was depressed when I visited the Holocaust museum. I’m ashamed I felt that way now, and have no sympathy when they cry about what happened to them, because they are today’s Hitler. They are today’s murderous Nazis.

      • PorradaVFR
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        101 year ago

        Being ashamed of righteous empathy is part of the problem. Be better than those that commit evil.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        “Why do the Israelis say anyone that criticizes them is an anti-semite?”

        It’s because people like you give them the excuse.