Dozens of Israeli soldiers announced that he would not continue his military service, describing the genocide in Gaza as a war for the protection of the political survival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and not to safety of the hostage.
Soldiers from Israeli’s intelligence and cyber war units, 41 were sent to Netanyahu, the Minister of Defense Israel Katza, and to other members of the cabinet in which the rejection of the service, are given by the Israeli daily newspaper Yiioth Ahronoth.
The signatories wrote the signatories “soldiers for hostages” that the renovated military campaign in Gaza was not “security, but political decision,” Anatolia reported.
They criticized the decision on the expansion of military operations in the belt, claiming that the goal is “preserving the ruling coalition, not the protection of Israeli citizens”.
Soldiers said they would not participate in the “Netanyahu Rat for Survival”.
Some promised to publish their rejection publicly, while others promised to use “quieter” forms of protests, the so-called “gray zone”.
In early June, Zamir ordered the army to expand the land offensive in the Gaza belt to cover additional areas and north and south, in the southern deterioration of the humanitarian crisis on the surrounded territory.
The military claimed that the goal of an extended attack “creating conditions for the return of hostages and determined defeat of Hamas”.
Israel estimates that 56 hostages remained in Gaza, including 20 believed to be alive.
Meanwhile, more than 10,100 Palestinians are held in Israeli prisons under difficult conditions, including torture reports, hunger and medical neglect, according to Palestinian and Israeli human rights groups.
Hamas has repeatedly offered the release of all Israeli prisoners in exchange for the interruption of the war, the entirely withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and the release of Palestinic prisoners.
But Netanyahu rejected those conditions, insisting on the disarmament of Palestinian resistance fractions and advocating for the reconstruction of the Gaza.
The Israeli opposition and the hostage families accused Netanyahu to extend the war to retire its ultimate right-wing coalition partners and held power.
The Israeli army, rejecting international calls to ceasefire, is carried out by a brutal offensive on Gaza from October 2023. year, killing almost 55,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children.
Last November, the International Criminal Court issued orders for the arrest of Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister of Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Israel also faces a lawsuit for genocide before the International Court of Justice for war crimes against civilians in the enclave.
(Vijesti.ba)
