‘I didn’t control myself. Only later did I come to my senses and stopped the incident because I realized what I had done’: New testimonies by soldiers indicted for beating and abusing Palestinian detainees

ed note–and, once again, everything that took place here is perfectly synonymous and in concert with Judaism at its root core.

No, it isn’t a ‘talmud’ thing it isn’t a ‘kabbalah’ thing. It isn’t a ‘zionist’ thing.

It is a Torah thing, going back thousands of years where the Hebrews and She-brews were instructed by their violent deity yahweh on what they were to do with those Gentiles whose possessions–including land–the Hebrews coveted for themselves, to wit–

‘When the LORD your God brings you into the land you are to possess and casts out the many peoples living there, you shall then slaughter them all and utterly destroy them…You shall save nothing alive that breathes…You shall make no agreements with them nor show them any mercy. You shall destroy their altars, break down their images, cut down their groves and burn their graven images with fire. For you are a holy people unto the LORD thy God and He has chosen you to be a special people above all others upon the face of the earth…’–Book of Deuteronomy

Nor is it a ‘right wing’ thing, as leftist Jews in America–while making the pretenses and theatrics of ‘protesting’ the abuse and oppression of Palestinians, nevertheless–CHAMPION, CANONIZE AND PROTECT VIA ALL MEANS OF THEIR UNCONTESTED INFLUENCE the mass murder of Gentile children through the process of abortion, some of these children a mere few minutes away from being born full-term.

In sum, the problem can be understood in 3 very simple words, which very few are willing to accept–

JUDAISM,

JUDAISM,

and 

JUDAISM

Now, as far as the particulars of the piece itself, please consider the following–

1. The testimony of the soldier who filmed the beatings saying it ‘wasn’t nice’ and that he had done it in order to get the attackers to stop–this is more than likely just another Judaic lie. The feral dogs of the IDF LOVE filming such things and then passing the videos and pics around amongst each other, and more than likely, this is what took place. Jews are organically programmed to hate Ishamaelites and Amelekites and do not even know how to pronounce the word ‘pity’.

2. ‘After the arrest, the father and son were handcuffed and blindfolded after which the soldiers punched and kicked them and then beat them with their weapons, causing severe wounds.’

Jews never fight a fair battle. Massacres such as Deir Yassin, Sabra Shatilla, Jenin, Cast Lead, etc, etc, etc demonstrate the manner by which they achieve their violence orgasm by murdering defenseless people.

3. ‘Two of the soldiers are also accused of obstruction of justice, after they coordinated their testimonies.’

In other words, suborning perjury, a fancy way of saying LYING, which–along with stealing and murdering–is what they do best, and always have throughout the miserable period of human existence when/where they have dwelt.

4. ‘The teen added that no one had intervened to stop the abuse, and that after they finished, they started dancing.’

Jews always celebrate the violence they inflict upon Gentiles. Besides Passover, Purim, Hannukah, etc, there are the regular festivities that follow some mass-massacre of Gentiles in Gaza or wherever.

Anyone remember this?

or this–

or this–

Gloating over Gentile suffering is as Jewish as Judaism itself.

Nexto–

‘I hit the detainee out of pain, not because I wanted to lash at him. I lost myself for a few moments, but I didn’t lose my humanity.’

Typical Judaic crocodile tears.

All can rest assured that in each and every massacre of innocents in which the Jews have been directly engaged–whether in the Middle East, in Bolshevik Russia or in the Holocaust of all Holocausts, the butchering of innocent unborn children in the West over which the Jews as a group maintain an absolute monopoly–that those responsible who were/are covered in the blood of the innocent also believe that they never ‘lost their humanity’.

And finally–

‘The soldier said he was sorry for attacking the detainees and that he tried to help the father afterwards. “I didn’t control myself. Only later did I come to my senses and stopped the incident. I yelled ‘enough, stop,’ because I realized what I had done.’

He remembered that as a result of the internet it is a different world now and covering up things is not as easy as it was in decades past and that for reasons rooted in public relations that he just might find himself in some deep do-do as a result of what he did.

Haaretz

Two weeks after an Israeli military court indicted an Israel Defense Forces commander and five soldiers for beating and abusing two Palestinians they had arrested, Israeli news website Ynet published Tuesday parts of the testimonies of the detainees.

A testimony of the soldier who filmed the abuse was also published. The soldier said the incident “wasn’t nice” and that he had filmed it so the others would stop.

According to the indictment, the soldiers arrested a Palestinian father and his teen son on January 8 in the village of Abu Shukheidim in the West Bank.

After the arrest, the two were handcuffed and blindfolded after which the soldiers punched and kicked them and beat them with their weapons, causing severe wounds.

Two of the soldiers are also accused of obstruction of justice, after they coordinated their testimonies. The military prosecution sought to extend the detention of defendants until the end of legal proceedings. The soldiers’ commander is suspected of having failed to stop the abuse, and was under the military equivalent of a house arrest.

The son, 15, testified that he was beaten by four soldiers in the face, chest, stomach and legs. “They hit my knee with the gun barrel and my chest, knees, thighs and groin with the butt end… I couldn’t open my left eye. My mouth was full of blood and my shirt was soiled as well. I also bled from my nose.”

He added that some of the abuse was verbal as well. “One of the soldiers ordered me to say ‘In spirit, in blood, we will redeem Palestine’ while I watched him beat up my father. The soldier told me ‘Look at your dad. He deserves to be beaten. You think you’re patriotic.'” The teen added that no one had intervened to stop the abuse, and that “after they finished, they started dancing.”

The father testified that he was cursed at and hit with a belt. “When I asked them why they were beating me up, they hit me with the butt end of their weapons and one of the soldiers stepped on my face and broke my nose. I bled profusely and wasn’t allowed to speak. I shouted at them but they told me to shut up. I was then hit in the face and lost consciousness.”

The father said that he had to undergo surgery, and had three broken ribs.

The military police also investigated the soldier who filmed the abuse in a two minute clip. The soldier at first denied having anything to do with the video, and then admitted that he filmed it and said: “It’s not a nice situation, it’s even shameful. It’s a shameful video. If someone had filmed me doing this, I would have stopped immediately. I filmed them so they would stop.” According to him, the abuse was halted in time and there was nothing excessive about it.

One of the soldiers who carried out the abuse claimed that it was inappropriate to have the detainees close to him and his comrades due to the emotional turmoil the soldiers experienced in the wake of the December attack. “The fighters just saw a terrorist who killed our friends, and they [the Palestinian detainees] helped him hide.”

The soldier added that after several minutes of the assault on the father and son, he asked one of the other soldiers to stop. “When they pounded them the first couple of times I didn’t say too much, I said it quietly, I didn’t have the courage to tell him to stop. But when he continued, I raised my voice. They hit them for about 10 to 15 minutes, until the two detainees stopped screaming. The older one was silent and screamed at times, but he didn’t put up any resistance.”

A different soldier told investigators: “I hit the detainee out of pain, not because I wanted to lash at him. It was because of my pain and loss. I lost myself for a few moments, but I didn’t lose my humanity.”

The soldier said he was sorry for attacking the detainees and that he tried to help the father afterwards. “I didn’t control myself. Only later did I come to my senses and stopped the incident. I yelled ‘enough, stop,’ because I realized what I had done.”

The commander of the battalion clarified that he does not regret sending his soldiers on the mission. In his investigation, he said that he has no doubt that it was necessary in order to “settle scores” with the assailant who had killed two fighters from his battalion and that this was necessary in order to “create a feeling of success amongst the fighters.” He also said that their behavior was unacceptable and that he suspended them from duty.

The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit told ynet that the arrest of the soldiers has been extended until February 19 and that the commander of the battalion is no longer under arrest.