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According to testimonies given by soldiers in the same company to the mass Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth, a soldier in the watchtower identified Iman and cautioned his commander shouting, "Don't shoot. It's a little girl". The company commander, the soldiers testified, "approached her, shot two bullets into her [head], walked back towards the force, turned back to her, switched his weapon to automatic and emptied his entire magazine into her." ... A cursory army investigation later cleared him of any "unethical conduct", as is customary, and suspended him only because of "poor relations with subordinates
But why, someone may protest, should we judge Israel based on this one incident, as heinous as it may be? A brief look at Israel's recent record of purposely targeting Palestinian children will provide a compelling response. The fact that more than six hundred and twenty Palestinian children have been killed by Israel in the past four years should show that rather than being a mere aberration, murdering Iman was the rule.
Originally posted by mrmonsoon
IF a big IF they were innocent children who were doing or had done nothing wrong, yes it was wrong and he should be removed and punished.
[edit on 11/4/2004 by mrmonsoon]
Originally posted by twitchy
Israelis would never kill children, you guys are just being anti-semtic.
I don't know this case, but we have all seen Palestinian children are taking up guns and explosives against Israel.
Originally posted by twitchy
Israelis would never kill children, you guys are just being anti-semtic.
Both of them are at fault for the violence in that reigon.
as mentioned by Pisky
Is the Israeli Army targeting children ?
Originally posted by Gazrok
Agreed, but only ONE side uses children as combatants, and that side isn't Israel...
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She walked past her school, crossed the road and climbed down a small sandy bank to an area that was an olive and citrus orchard until the army's bulldozers flattened it in April and declared a "forbidden zone", added the mass circulation.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Both of them are at fault for the violence in that reigon.
Agreed, but only ONE side uses children as combatants, and that side isn't Israel...