IDF Intelligence Soldiers Report Loosened Gaza Targeting Rules
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
Israeli intelligence soldiers claim targeting rules in Gaza were loosened after October 7th, permitting strikes with high civilian casualty risks. They reported being ordered not to question missions and a lack of prior intelligence on Hamas. The IDF disputes these accounts of its strike approval policy.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israeli intelligence soldiers report loosened Gaza targeting rules after October 7th.
- Strikes were approved despite risks of hundreds of civilian casualties, soldiers claim.
- Personnel were allegedly ordered not to question their missions.
- The IDF disputes the soldiers' accounts of its strike approval policy.
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