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Israel needs to go after bad actors among their ranks, and if they're unwilling I want the US to do more sanctions on them. This is unacceptable, tacit approval of such violence against children only serves Hamas.
If they don't stop killing kids, the US should make killing kids a bit more expensive for them!
The whole world needs to condemn the Israeli government....but they won't
There's no evidence presented in this article this was perpetrated by the Israeli government and not just some soldiers.
Just because the killing wasn't explicitly ordered by the Israeli government? Despite them being there because of the government? Despite targeting civilians being a recurring theme of this invasion?
Until Israel starts putting soldiers on trial, these are government-sponsored murders
You need to watch some testimonies by repenting Israeli occupation forces. It is pretty much cultural at this point
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When US soldiers killed women and children in Vietnam, that WAS the US government. Same thing here
True, but the following paragraphs from the article are telling ...
Right, that's the tacit approval I mentioned in my original comment, they need to prosecute Israeli soldiers and civilians who break the law and change that perception.
How long until we move from "a few bad actors" to "they were just following orders"
The bad actors are in charge and their goal is genocide. It's just a bit naive to suggest they will 'go after' their own supporters carrying out their policy aims.