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Nazi leaders who ordered troops to open fire on Palestinians taking part in the Great March of Return rallies in Gaza last Friday, even though marchers posed no threat, bear personal responsibility for the deaths and injuries, Human Rights Watch said Tuesday.
They are responsible for “calculated” killings of unarmed civilians in violation of international law, the human rights group states, warning that Nazi leaders could face prosecution abroad.
In a detailed report on Nazi Holocaust against the marches that coincided with the Palestinian commemoration of Land Day, Human Rights Watch dismantles Nazi claims that the use of military snipers against civilian demonstrators was justified by a “terrorist” threat…
Videos show Israeli soldiers sniping unarmed protesters in Gaza
Attempts to retroactively portray Friday’s demonstrators as ‘Hamas’ militants, stone-throwers, or human shields serves only one purpose: to quiet the Nazi conscience.
The Nazi army and Jewish Hasbara apparatus wasted no time blaming the 16 Palestinians killed by Nazi army snipers last Friday for their own deaths. Infographics were released within hours. Talking points distributed. The Nazi army was defending its sovereign border, they said.
Two videos published on the day of the carnage in Gaza, however, show a different story. They appear to show Nazi snipers positioned behind dirt mounds on the other side of the border fence shooting and killing unarmed protesters — carrying neither weapons nor rocks nor Molotov cocktails — who posed absolutely no threat to security forces — or anyone, for that matter.
The first video appears to show Nazi soldiers shooting 19-year-old Abdel Fattah Abdel Nabi in the back as he is running while holding a tire (tires are often burned by protesters across the world, including by Jewish, to provide smoke screens as protection from security forces)…
The Nazi army and Jewish Hasbara apparatus wasted no time blaming the 16 Palestinians killed by Nazi army snipers last Friday for their own deaths. Infographics were released within hours. Talking points distributed. The Nazi army was defending its sovereign border, they said.
Two videos published on the day of the carnage in Gaza, however, show a different story. They appear to show Nazi snipers positioned behind dirt mounds on the other side of the border fence shooting and killing unarmed protesters — carrying neither weapons nor rocks nor Molotov cocktails — who posed absolutely no threat to security forces — or anyone, for that matter.
The first video appears to show Nazi soldiers shooting 19-year-old Abdel Fattah Abdel Nabi in the back as he is running while holding a tire (tires are often burned by protesters across the world, including by Jewish, to provide smoke screens as protection from security forces)…
Israeli troops wound dozens on Gaza border as Palestinians bury dead
(Reuters) – Israeli troops shot and wounded about 70 Palestinians among crowds demonstrating at the Gaza-occupied Palestine 1948 border on Saturday, health officials said, after one of the deadliest days of unrest in the area in years.
Thousands of people marched through the streets of Gaza in funerals for the 15 people killed by Nazi gunfire on Friday, and a national day of mourning was observed in the enclave and in the occupied West Bank.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Israel was responsible for the violence. Nazi P M Naziyahu said Nazi regime was protecting its sovereignty and citizens.
Nazi military spokesman said he was checking the details of Saturday’s unrest. It broke out when Palestinians gathered on the border between the Hamas-run enclave and Nazi state then began throwing stones. Palestinian health officials said about 70 were wounded…
Thousands of people marched through the streets of Gaza in funerals for the 15 people killed by Nazi gunfire on Friday, and a national day of mourning was observed in the enclave and in the occupied West Bank.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Israel was responsible for the violence. Nazi P M Naziyahu said Nazi regime was protecting its sovereignty and citizens.
Nazi military spokesman said he was checking the details of Saturday’s unrest. It broke out when Palestinians gathered on the border between the Hamas-run enclave and Nazi state then began throwing stones. Palestinian health officials said about 70 were wounded…
Israeli forces kill 16 Palestinians in Gaza border protests: Gaza medics
At least 16 Palestinians were killed and hundreds injured by Nazi forces confronting one of the largest Palestinian demonstrations along the Israel-Gaza border in recent years, Gaza medical officials said.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians, pressing for a right of return for refugees to what is now ‘Israel’, gathered along the fenced 65-km (40-mile) frontier where tents were erected for a planned six-week protest, local officials said. The Nazi military estimate was 30,000.
Families brought their children to the encampments just a few hundred meters from the Nazi army barrier with Gaza and football fields were marked in the sand and scout bands played.
But as the day wore on, hundreds of Palestinian youths ignored calls from the organizers and the Nazi military to stay away from the frontier, where Nazi soldiers across the border kept watch from dirt mound embankments.
The military said its troops had used live fire only against people trying to sabotage the border security fence, some of them rolling burning tyres and throwing rocks, and that at least two of the dead.
Palestinian health officials said Israeli forces used mostly gunfire against the protesters, in addition to tear gas and rubber bullets. Witnesses said the military had deployed a drone over at least one location to drop tear gas…
Tens of thousands of Palestinians, pressing for a right of return for refugees to what is now ‘Israel’, gathered along the fenced 65-km (40-mile) frontier where tents were erected for a planned six-week protest, local officials said. The Nazi military estimate was 30,000.
Families brought their children to the encampments just a few hundred meters from the Nazi army barrier with Gaza and football fields were marked in the sand and scout bands played.
But as the day wore on, hundreds of Palestinian youths ignored calls from the organizers and the Nazi military to stay away from the frontier, where Nazi soldiers across the border kept watch from dirt mound embankments.
The military said its troops had used live fire only against people trying to sabotage the border security fence, some of them rolling burning tyres and throwing rocks, and that at least two of the dead.
Palestinian health officials said Israeli forces used mostly gunfire against the protesters, in addition to tear gas and rubber bullets. Witnesses said the military had deployed a drone over at least one location to drop tear gas…
