I was obliterating your failed attempt to make it seem like IDF didn’t give this man to the Red Crescent. You lied.
But my point is you wouldn’t give a suspected militant back to the organization. That is a stupid thing to do. My opinion is that they took him to IDF medical treatment, cleared this man of any militant ties and transferred him to the RC after they knew he wasn’t a threat. Is that how you treat a human shield?
Not really. I claimed the IDF didn’t give the suspect over for reasons and when their suspicions were wrong, they gave him back. And each moment the earth moves, time passes.
You keep getting stuck in a time loop by repeating the same thing. It’s like you’re dumb af or something.
Indeed eventually. After they initially prevented the Red Crescent from helping the man.
Did you watch the video in the article? The footage makes it very clear the soldiers are not helping the man into an ambulance.
I was obliterating your failed attempt to make it seem like IDF didn’t give this man to the Red Crescent. You lied.
But my point is you wouldn’t give a suspected militant back to the organization. That is a stupid thing to do. My opinion is that they took him to IDF medical treatment, cleared this man of any militant ties and transferred him to the RC after they knew he wasn’t a threat. Is that how you treat a human shield?
You can see the IDF weaving past the ambulance not handing him over in the video.
Yes. Are you familiar with the concept of time?
It must work different in Israel.
Not really. I claimed the IDF didn’t give the suspect over for reasons and when their suspicions were wrong, they gave him back. And each moment the earth moves, time passes.
You keep getting stuck in a time loop by repeating the same thing. It’s like you’re dumb af or something.