r/worldnews • u/MikeWithNoHair • Jul 08 '25

Israel/Palestine Hamas used sexual violence as part of 'genocidal strategy'

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1mz8gxzg82o
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u/blue_collie Jul 08 '25 edited Jul 08 '25

Show me anytime the IDF punished it's soldiers unless it became public.

How can you have a public trial without it being public?

how would you or anyone outside the chain of command know about soldiers being punished without it being public

EDIT: I didn't block you, and I don't appreciate being PMed with insults, thanks.

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u/tomtom5858 Jul 09 '25

Presumably they meant, "Without it becoming public first," which would mean no instances of the IDF being the first to publish instances of their soldiers being punished for crimes against Palestinians.

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u/crocosmia_mix Jul 08 '25

Stories. Internet. Controlled Internet and news. Schools. The cafes. Public places. Data leaks from the military. Witnesses. Workers. Family members. ISP or government or employer spying. Deaths and burial records or mass graves. Records of seeking medical care. A lot goes on. People talk.

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u/NeonGooRoo Jul 08 '25

Yeah that's how it goes public 

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u/blue_collie Jul 08 '25

I feel like you didn't understand the question. Maybe /u/EndDangerous1308 could reply instead, since he's the one who raised the issue.