Former IDF soldier demonstrates outside military courthouse, urges servicemen on trial to ‘stay strong,’ says no one should judge their actions

ed note–a few ‘protocols’ to keep in mind here.

Just as it was in the case involving Azaria, the terrorist Jew brought up on charges of manslaughter for shooting an already-immobilized Palestinian in the head when he posed no threat to those in his vicinity, likewise, the ONLY reason that Jewish thugs in the IDF were recently brought up on charges for having beat an innocent Palestinian father and his son is because it made the news, and in order to maintain the illusion that Israel is like the rest of the civilized nations of the world where the rule of law governs everything, they are willing to engage in this little ‘by way of deception, we shall make war’ drama in order to hide the fact that the Jewish state is a bloodthirsty theocracy where the only rule of law that applies is the one appearing in the pic below, to wit–

Having said that, all can rest assured that whatever legal charades that take place in dealing with the IDF thugs charged with beating the father and son will be just that–charades, because after all, the Jewish state is indeed THE JEWISH STATE, based upon Halachic religious rulings as to how everything is supposed to ‘roll’, and as the Torah makes clear in the passages from Deuteronomy quoted above, the ‘chosen’ warriors of yahweh are to show ‘no mercy’ whatsoever.

At least Azaria (accidentally) burped out a small portion of the truth when he said ‘all of Israel is behind them’, speaking of the thugs charged with beating the father and son.

Of course all of Israel is behind them, since, after all, Israel is ‘THE JEWISH STATE’.

Times of Israel

Elor Azaria, the former Israeli soldier who was convicted of manslaughter and imprisoned for killing an incapacitated Palestinian attacker, demonstrated Tuesday outside a military courthouse in support of five Israeli soldiers on trial inside for beating bound and blindfolded Palestinian suspects.

Azaria, together with members of his family, joined a small protest of right-wing activists at the Jaffa Military Court where the trial is being held.

“They should be strong go with that they hold to be true, all of Israel is behind them,” Azaria told the demonstrators via a loudspeaker. “They shouldn’t be afraid. Only they know what happened there. No one can judge them. No one was in their shoes.”

His father, Charlie Azaria, was also at the courthouse, told reporters, “What they are doing here is to justify putting IDF [Israel Defense Forces] soldiers on trial, our children who are in danger 24 hours a day are in the worse places that can be.”

The troops, who serve in the religious Netzah Yehuda Battalion of the Kfir Brigade, were indicted on January 31 and were accused of assaulting the two prisoners after they were arrested, blindfolded and handcuffed and put in the back of a military personnel carrier.

The two Palestinian detainees — a father and son — had been arrested in a raid conducted as part of a search for a terrorist who had killed two of the servicemen’s comrades in a shooting attack outside the Givat Assaf outpost in the central West Bank.

On Sunday the commanding officer of the five soldiers suspected was charged with failing to prevent the alleged crime.

Azaria served nine months of what was initially an 18-month prison term for killing Abdel-Fattah al-Sharif, a Palestinian who had stabbed an Israeli soldier and had already been subdued.

Azaria has always insisted he behaved correctly in the shooting, which was filmed, and which took place in the West Bank city of Hebron on March 24, 2016.

He maintained that he shot Sharif in the head because he believed he had a bomb hidden under his clothing and that there was a knife nearby. He said that people were screaming that someone should do something, “and I acted exactly as I had been taught since the beginning of my training as a combat soldier.”

The military court rejected all Azaria’s claims, citing the soldier’s nonchalance in the moments before he killed Sharif, and his statements to fellow soldiers that the assailant deserved to die for attacking his comrades.