During the Hamas issue, a stunning report that claimed Israeli military and intelligence agencies used captured Palestinians as human spears in Gaza has shocked the world. The New York Times conducted an investigation and discovered that Israeli military and intelligence officials often forced captured Palestinians to go on lethal reconnaissance missions to defend Israeli soldiers from battle risks throughout the Israel-Hamas battle.
IDF refutes severe claims
The Israel Defense Forces, however, disagreed with the report from The New York Times, telling The Times of Israel that” the IDF’s guidelines forbid using civilians in Gaza who were detained in the field for military operations.”
The soldiers in the field during the war are frequently given these guidelines and instructions, it continued.
Although the scope and size of these businesses are unknown, according to the NYT report, at least 11 teams have been operating in five places in Gaza, frequently with the help of officers from Israeli intelligence agencies, in violation of both Israeli and foreign rules.
Inmates forced to spy Gaza assaults
Palestinian prisoners have been forced to travel to areas in Gaza where the Israeli army believes Hamas militants have built assaults or booby traps. Since the beginning of the war next October, the process has gradually become more common.
Inmates have been made to scout and video underground pipe networks where soldiers believed that fighters were also hiding. In order to find invisible explosives, they entered houses that had been mined. They have been instructed to pick up or move things like water tanks and generators that Israeli soldiers believed had been hidden underground pipe doors or panty traps.
Human weapons use’ program’ in Gaza
The Times interviewed seven Israeli military who witnessed or participated in the process, describing it as routine, commonplace, and organised, carried out with considerable administrative support and the awareness of superiors on the field. Many of them claimed that top field officers were in charge of keeping the detainees in squads and that their daily tasks were handled and carried out by Israeli intelligence agencies. Despite serving in various areas of Gaza at various periods during the conflict, the men generally used the same words to speak to human shields.
Israeli military coerce detainees as mortal spears, says ex-Israeli official
Eight men and government officials who were briefed on the procedure also spoke to The Times, all of whom contacted the Times on the condition of anonymity to explore a military secret. Previous chief of military intelligence and frequent recipient of top military and defense officials ‘ reports on the conduct of the war were confirmed by Maj. Gen. Tamir Hayman, who claimed some prisoners had been coerced into entering caverns while others had volunteered to accompany forces and serve as their instructions in an effort to win favor with the military. Also, three Palestinians provided on-the-record accounts of being used as animal weapons.
The Israeli army denies breaking the law governing human weapons.
No prisoners who were used as human weapons have been harmed or killed, according to The Times ‘ investigation. In one example, an Israeli officer was shot and killed after a defendant conducting a tower research either failed to spot or record a violent covering it.
The Israeli military stated in a statement that its “directives and guidelines strictly prohibit the use of detained Gaza civilians for military operations.” The Times’s correspondents ‘ statements about the Palestinian detainees and soldiers ‘ accounts would be “examined by the relevant authorities,” it added.
The use of civilians or combatants as a shield against attack is prohibited by international law. Additionally, it is against the law to escort captured combatants to locations where they might be shot, or to make them engage in any other military-related activities.
Sent like a dog to a booby-trapped apartment, says Gaza teen
Mohammed Shubeir, a 17-year-old high school student from Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, was being detained by Israeli soldiers in early March while he was hid from his family. He was detained for ten days before being released without any charges.
According to Shubeir, during his detention, the soldiers used him as a human shield. While handcuffed and tasked with finding the allegedly Hamas-set explosives, he was forced to walk through the deserted ruins of his hometown. The soldiers forced him to advance to avoid being blown up themselves.
In one of the damaged buildings, Shubeir abruptly stopped when he noticed a series of wires running along the wall, connected to explosives. ” The soldiers sent me like a dog to a booby-trapped apartment”, Shubeir recounted, adding,” I thought these would be the last moments of my life”.
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