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Serious Effects of baby murders on Jewish soldiers
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Palestinians will finally get their promised land. Their great ancestor Moses will be proud of them. Israelis will all move to Ukraine and clear land mines for the rests of their generations.
Israeli soldiers reveal using bulldozers to run over bodies, dead or alive, in Gaza, CNN report shows
A CNN report has revealed how Israeli soldiers in Gaza used bulldozers to clear paths, running over both the living and dead. The soldiers’ accounts highlight the mental toll of the war, but the report has drawn criticism for focusing on Israeli trauma while overlooking the suffering of Palestinians.
A CNN report has revealed how Israeli soldiers in Gaza used bulldozers to clear paths, running over both the living and dead. The soldiers’ accounts highlight the mental toll of the war, but the report has drawn criticism for focusing on Israeli trauma while overlooking the suffering of Palestinians.
A recent CNN report has revealed disturbing accounts from Israeli soldiers who fought in Gaza, disclosing how bulldozers were used to clear paths by running over bodies, whether dead or alive.
These testimonies offer insight into the immense psychological toll that the conflict has taken on Israeli soldiers. However, the framing of the article, focusing on the trauma endured by Israeli combatants, has drawn significant criticism for its perceived neglect of Palestinian suffering.
One soldier, Eliran Mizrahi, a 40-year-old reservist deployed to Gaza after Hamas’ attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023, returned home deeply traumatised.
His family told CNN that Mizrahi, a father of four, took his own life six months after being deployed. He had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but struggled with the mental burden of what he witnessed and participated in during the war.
Mizrahi’s mother, Jenny, said that despite leaving Gaza, her son could not escape the psychological damage it caused. “He got out of Gaza, but Gaza did not get out of him,” she said, blaming his death on post-trauma from the war.
Mizrahi’s account, along with those of other soldiers, has highlighted the mental health crisis now affecting thousands of Israeli soldiers who served in the conflict.
A key part of Mizrahi’s experience involved operating a D-9 bulldozer, a massive armoured vehicle used for demolishing buildings and clearing paths.
His friend and fellow operator, Guy Zaken, provided a grim account of their work in Gaza, saying they often had to drive over bodies, dead or alive, while clearing rubble. “We saw very difficult things,” Zaken said. “Things that are hard to accept.”
Zaken spoke openly about the long-lasting psychological trauma he and his comrades now endure.
In testimony to the Israeli parliament, he recounted that many soldiers had to run over people “in the hundreds” while in Gaza. The brutality of these actions left deep mental scars, with Zaken sharing that he can no longer eat meat, as it reminds him of the crushed bodies, which he referred to as “meat.”
The article highlighted the growing mental health crisis among Israeli soldiers, citing Mizrahi’s case as an example of the wider issue.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) acknowledged that thousands of soldiers are suffering from PTSD or mental illnesses, but official figures on suicides have not been provided. Soldiers and medics have voiced concerns about the lack of adequate mental health care, with many struggling to adjust to civilian life after the horrors of urban warfare in Gaza.
CNN’s report on the IDF practices echoes findings from a March 2024 Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor report, which documented multiple instances where the Israeli army ran over Palestinians with military vehicles.
One such incident, on 29 February 2024, involved a Palestinian man in Gaza City’s Al-Zaytoun neighbourhood who was arrested, bound, and deliberately run over by a military bulldozer while still alive, according to eyewitnesses.
The Euro-Med report detailed several similar cases, including an attack on the Ghannam family in Khan Younis, where an Israeli tank ran over a caravan, killing a father and his daughter as they slept.
Another incident involved displaced people in Beit Lahia being crushed by Israeli tanks and bulldozers in December 2023.
These actions, which Euro-Med denounced as part of Israel’s ongoing genocide against Palestinians, were classified as war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...odies-dead-or-alive-in-gaza-cnn-report-shows/
So you see Juice kill children you oso wan to kill children.
I see you oredi in Gaza killing children.
You will dream of your murdered children tonight.
Anyone who supports children being killed like you will have the Messenger of Death hovering over your head waiting to strike at short notice.
The soldiers going after these unfortunate Israeli soldiers who had been traumatised now have a choice not to go.Israeli soldiers reveal using bulldozers to run over bodies, dead or alive, in Gaza, CNN report shows
A CNN report has revealed how Israeli soldiers in Gaza used bulldozers to clear paths, running over both the living and dead. The soldiers’ accounts highlight the mental toll of the war, but the report has drawn criticism for focusing on Israeli trauma while overlooking the suffering of Palestinians.
A CNN report has revealed how Israeli soldiers in Gaza used bulldozers to clear paths, running over both the living and dead. The soldiers’ accounts highlight the mental toll of the war, but the report has drawn criticism for focusing on Israeli trauma while overlooking the suffering of Palestinians.
A recent CNN report has revealed disturbing accounts from Israeli soldiers who fought in Gaza, disclosing how bulldozers were used to clear paths by running over bodies, whether dead or alive.
These testimonies offer insight into the immense psychological toll that the conflict has taken on Israeli soldiers. However, the framing of the article, focusing on the trauma endured by Israeli combatants, has drawn significant criticism for its perceived neglect of Palestinian suffering.
One soldier, Eliran Mizrahi, a 40-year-old reservist deployed to Gaza after Hamas’ attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023, returned home deeply traumatised.
His family told CNN that Mizrahi, a father of four, took his own life six months after being deployed. He had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but struggled with the mental burden of what he witnessed and participated in during the war.
Mizrahi’s mother, Jenny, said that despite leaving Gaza, her son could not escape the psychological damage it caused. “He got out of Gaza, but Gaza did not get out of him,” she said, blaming his death on post-trauma from the war.
Mizrahi’s account, along with those of other soldiers, has highlighted the mental health crisis now affecting thousands of Israeli soldiers who served in the conflict.
A key part of Mizrahi’s experience involved operating a D-9 bulldozer, a massive armoured vehicle used for demolishing buildings and clearing paths.
His friend and fellow operator, Guy Zaken, provided a grim account of their work in Gaza, saying they often had to drive over bodies, dead or alive, while clearing rubble. “We saw very difficult things,” Zaken said. “Things that are hard to accept.”
Zaken spoke openly about the long-lasting psychological trauma he and his comrades now endure.
In testimony to the Israeli parliament, he recounted that many soldiers had to run over people “in the hundreds” while in Gaza. The brutality of these actions left deep mental scars, with Zaken sharing that he can no longer eat meat, as it reminds him of the crushed bodies, which he referred to as “meat.”
The article highlighted the growing mental health crisis among Israeli soldiers, citing Mizrahi’s case as an example of the wider issue.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) acknowledged that thousands of soldiers are suffering from PTSD or mental illnesses, but official figures on suicides have not been provided. Soldiers and medics have voiced concerns about the lack of adequate mental health care, with many struggling to adjust to civilian life after the horrors of urban warfare in Gaza.
CNN’s report on the IDF practices echoes findings from a March 2024 Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor report, which documented multiple instances where the Israeli army ran over Palestinians with military vehicles.
One such incident, on 29 February 2024, involved a Palestinian man in Gaza City’s Al-Zaytoun neighbourhood who was arrested, bound, and deliberately run over by a military bulldozer while still alive, according to eyewitnesses.
The Euro-Med report detailed several similar cases, including an attack on the Ghannam family in Khan Younis, where an Israeli tank ran over a caravan, killing a father and his daughter as they slept.
Another incident involved displaced people in Beit Lahia being crushed by Israeli tanks and bulldozers in December 2023.
These actions, which Euro-Med denounced as part of Israel’s ongoing genocide against Palestinians, were classified as war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...odies-dead-or-alive-in-gaza-cnn-report-shows/
If I was a Juice soldier I would rather go to jail than kill children.
Time and time again.
Islamic terrorists like you want to kill children and rape women because your Islamic cult founder Mohammad from hundreds of years ago ordered you to. No wonder so many Islamic terrorists are born everyday.
Apuneheh why you so afraid of the Muslims.
You cannot fight them so you like the Juice want to kill their babies.
But no scared you will be like these others in history.
No wonder you need the Sikhs to helpa helpa you Dodis.
I can ordei hear you screaming:
Oooo yeee Sikhs please please the Muslims are after us
We Dodis beg theeee please please helpa helpa helpa us
lol
brbrbrbruuuuhahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Why Afghanistan is known as 'The Graveyard of Empires'
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/worl...ar&cvid=6907ca0886604873db007c6fa8b1aa46&ei=9
Apuneheh why you so afraid of the Muslims.
You cannot fight them so you like the Juice want to kill their babies.
But no scared you will be like these others in history.
No wonder you need the Sikhs to helpa helpa you Dodis.
I can ordei hear you screaming:
Oooo yeee Sikhs please please the Muslims are after us
We Dodis beg theeee please please helpa helpa helpa us
lol
brbrbrbruuuuhahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Why Afghanistan is known as 'The Graveyard of Empires'
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/worl...ar&cvid=6907ca0886604873db007c6fa8b1aa46&ei=9
Islamic terrorist retards, why you so obsessed about killing jews and infidels just because your koran tells you to? So killing babies and raping women are all you do apart from digging your backside with your finger after you shit?
All queda under bin laden was funded by the CIA to resist the USSR invasion of Afghanistan in the 80s.
Cia fundef Isis was for regime change in Levant states in 2015 Syria, Iraq and Egypt.
Footage by ITV 8 years ago for world to see --preparations for Oct 7th. Nothing more to be said. Golda Meir already said it in 70s. I have said that Israel must inflict a pain so painful that future generations of Fakestinians will say, "never again". Only Israel has the courage to take the fight to the Mudslime terrorists.
Mama Pundek why you so afraid of the Sikhs and the Muslims.
So scared that you cannot slaughter more babies.
Don't scream helpa helpa helpa because no one is going to helpa helpa helpa baby killers.
Islamic terrorists retards, why you so afraid of the Jews and infidels? So scared that you cannot think for yourself and only rely on your fairytale book to think for you?
Go and scream Allah Akbar when you are blown into pieces because that's what babies murders and rapists like you always do.
Apuneh neh why you so scared of babies.
Pundek
War dun benefit anybody, the mental stress will cause more social problems in years to cum.Some here scream for the murder of babies, children, women and the elderly in fact everyone.
When a soldier does the righteous deed in protecting the civilians from invaders that is an entirely different level from those soldiers who kill babies, children, women and the elderly.
They fail to realize that it will not be long before they themselves will have to face the Messenger of Death.
At the time they kill they would think that the Messenger of Death is a joke until they face one themselves.
You guys might think it is a joke but you will remember my words when the time comes.
Then their screams of helpa helpa helpa will be of no use.
‘He got out of Gaza, but Gaza did not get out of him’: Israeli soldiers returning from war struggle with trauma and suicide
---- These are sad cases which through no fault of theirs -they were leading normal everyday family lifestyle until they were led and made to do these horrible murders by their leaders.
Tel Aviv and Ma’ale Adumim CNN —
A 40-year-old father of four, Eliran Mizrahi deployed to Gaza after the deadly Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.
The Israeli military reservist returned a different person, traumatized by what he had witnessed in the war against Hamas in the strip, his family told CNN. Six months after he was first sent to fight, he was struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) back at home. Before he was due to redeploy, he took his own life.
“He got out of Gaza, but Gaza did not get out of him. And he died after it, because of the post-trauma,” his mother, Jenny Mizrahi, said.
The Israeli military has said it is providing care for thousands of soldiers who are suffering from PTSD or mental illnesses caused by trauma during the war. It is unclear how many have taken their own lives, as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has not provided an official figure.
One year on, Israel’s war in Gaza has killed more than 42,000 people, according to the health ministry in the strip, with the United Nations reporting that most of the dead are women and children.
The war, launched after Hamas killed 1,200 people and took more than 250 hostage, is already Israel’s longest since the Jewish state was established. And as it now expands to Lebanon, some soldiers say they dread being drafted into yet another conflict.
“A lot of us are very scared of getting drafted again to a war in Lebanon,” an IDF medic who served four months in Gaza told CNN, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter. “A lot of us don’t trust the government right now.”
Israeli authorities – with rare exceptions – have closed off Gaza to foreign journalists unless under IDF escort, making it difficult to capture the full extent of Palestinian suffering or the experiences of soldiers there. Israeli soldiers who fought in the enclave told CNN they witnessed horrors the outside world can never truly comprehend. Their accounts offer a rare glimpse into the brutality of what critics have called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “forever war,” and the intangible toll it takes on the soldiers who participate.
For many soldiers, the war in Gaza is a fight for Israel’s survival and must be won by any means. But the battle is also taking a mental toll that, due to stigma, is largely hidden from view. Interviews with Israeli soldiers, a medic, and the family of Mizrahi, the reservist who took his own life, provide a window into the psychological burden that the war is casting on Israeli society.
The mental health toll
Mizrahi deployed to Gaza on October 8 last year and was tasked with driving a D-9 bulldozer, a 62-ton armored vehicle that can withstand bullets and explosives.
He was a civilian for most of his life, working as a manager at an Israeli construction company. After witnessing the massacres committed by Hamas, he felt the need to fight, Jenny told CNN.
The reservist spent 186 days in the enclave until he sustained injuries to his knee, followed by hearing damage in February when a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) struck his vehicle, his family said. He was pulled out of Gaza for treatment, and in April was diagnosed with PTSD, receiving weekly talk therapy.
His treatment did not help.
“They didn’t know how to treat them (soldiers),” Jenny, who lives in the Israeli Ma’ale Adumim settlement, in the occupied West Bank, said. “They (soldiers) said the war was so different. They saw things that were never seen in Israel.”
When Mizrahi was on leave, he suffered from bouts of anger, sweating, insomnia and social withdrawal, his family said. He told his family that only those who were in Gaza with him could understand what he was going through.
“He always said, no one will understand what I saw,” his sister, Shir, told CNN.
Jenny wondered if her son killed someone and couldn’t handle it.
“He saw a lot of people die. Maybe he even killed someone. (But) we don’t teach our children to do things like this,” she said. “So, when he did this, something like this, maybe it was a shock for him.”
Guy Zaken, Mizrahi’s friend and co-driver of the bulldozer, provided further insight into their experience in Gaza. “We saw very, very, very difficult things,” Zaken told CNN. “Things that are difficult to accept.”
The former soldier has spoken publicly about the psychological trauma endured by Israeli troops in Gaza. In a testimony to the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, in June, Zaken said that on many occasions, soldiers had to “run over terrorists, dead and alive, in the hundreds.”
“Everything squirts out,” he added.
Zaken says he can no longer eat meat, as it reminds him of the gruesome scenes he witnessed from his bulldozer in Gaza, and struggles to sleep at night, the sound of explosions ringing in his head.
“When you see a lot of meat outside, and blood… both ours and theirs (Hamas), then it really affects you when you eat,” he told CNN, referring to bodies as “meat.”
God have mercy on these poor folks
US stop the funds when USSR came to assist Assad. IS got angry and started beheading Europeans and create all kinds of attrocities.
Let's face it. After the fall of the ottoman power, the West dies not want a resurgent middle East. No powerful Arab nation. Hence the regime change carnage the West inflicted upon the Arabs.
They just pick and choose which country to bomb. That's it. The rest, the media will Justify the killing.
They just pick and choose which country to bomb. That's it. The rest, the media will Justify the killing.
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