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Security19:35 · 57m ago

News Reporter Warns of Heavy Price at Gaza Border After Incident

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Channel 12 reporter Almog Boker has issued a stark warning regarding the security situation along the Gaza border, criticizing a perceived disconnect between political rhetoric and the dangerous reality on the ground. Boker highlighted a recent incident where eight individuals crossed the "yellow line" near the border fence in broad daylight, asserting that this was a deliberate probing by Hamas, not a mistake.

While the Israeli military assessed that the individuals were unarmed and posed no immediate threat, Boker rejected this assessment, stating, "Hamas is testing us. Again, and again, and again, and in the end, our forces may pay a heavy price." He argued that Hamas is consistently testing the boundaries and that the military's rules of engagement need a dramatic change.

Boker called for a shift in the rules of engagement, advocating for immediate lethal force against anyone approaching the border fence before they cross. "Whoever approaches the yellow line, even before crossing, shoot to kill. That's the only way they understand," he declared, emphasizing the need for a deterrent that Hamas will comprehend.

This warning follows Boker's recent exposure of another alleged Hamas tactic. He presented evidence of a militant in Gaza using a child to transfer weapons, thereby employing the child as a human shield to prevent an Israeli military strike. Boker posed a difficult ethical and operational dilemma, questioning whether to eliminate the militant and weapons, risking harm to the child, or to wait for the weapons to be used against Israeli forces or civilians.

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