The Zionism Observer
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The Zionism Observer
[W]hen Israel acts like the rightful owners of this land, this is what brings results. I see it in the terrorists' jail cells ... You should see them whining and crying in their cells. And this is our proof: When we decide we can, we succeed.
The dangerous Yuli Novak appeared at the UN Security Council debate on our abductees and helped the enemy during war by saying that Israel commits war crimes almost every day … As is known, the penalty for the crime of aiding the enemy during war is death or life imprisonment as stipulated in Article 99 of the Penal Code.
That terrorist took the phone and hid it in the place where he claims he was injured, and the device had to be removed – but we are told that this is an act of sodomy and rape. It was about something completely different, but the military prosecutor repeatedly accepts the terrorists’ versions.
I wouldn't rule out the option the terrorists harmed each other, did to one another the filthy acts that they are used to, or were educated to do.
A situation where masked military police raid an IDF base is unacceptable to me and I will not allow it to happen again. Our soldiers are not criminals and this despicable pursuit of our soldiers is unacceptable to me.
If they had allowed me to enact the death penalty for terrorists, they would not have had to send soldiers to guard them in the field of Yemen.
Yes! [Inserting a stick in a prisoner's rectum is legitimate] If he is a Nukhba everything is legitimate to do him!
The Prime Minister is personally promoting the promotion of the law on prosecuting Hamas terrorists and their aides (similar to the law on prosecuting Nazis), as well as the law that provides IDF soldiers and members of the security forces with protection from The Hague Criminal Court.
Since I assumed the position of Minister of National Security, one of the highest goals I have set for myself is to worsen the conditions of the terrorists in the prisons, and to reduce their rights to the minimum required by law.
It is very possible that even after the addition of the new prisons is completed, the many terrorists will still be overcrowded in prison. I have already proposed a much simpler solution, of enacting the death penalty for terrorists, which would solve the overcrowding issue - legislation to which the Shin Bet is also vehemently opposed.
The decision today in the Cabinet to force foreign observers on me in the prisons to check the condition of the Nukhba terrorists is a serious mistake. Our hostages in Gaza receive abuse, not visits and concern for rights. These visits harm deterrence, negotiations with Hamas, raise the morale of the terrorists, may lead to prison riots, and beyond that it is a violation of Israeli sovereignty, and an opening for international intervention in other issues in the future. No state that respects its sovereignty and security would allow this to happen. The British act as if the Mandate government exists, and we cooperate with this.
My reserve, which ends tomorrow, is in the detention facility of Sde Yemen.
Reading what Gideon Levy wrote ("Haaretz", 7.4), I find out that I may stand trial for performing life-saving medical operations there. It also turns out, according to the article, that there was only one righteous doctor in the hospital and that "limbs are amputated as a routine" - a whitewashed expression to clarify the loathsomeness and lack of adherence of the nurses and doctors to their medical duties and to the highest order of their profession, which is different from the profession of journalism, which are committed both to the truth and to the honor of every creature of the world.
Doctors working there, like me, are fighting for the life of the patient lying in front of them, handcuffed and blindfolded.
Medical and nursing staff work in this impossible place. Dedicated nurses and conscience-imbued doctors understand that "In a place where there are no men, strive to be a man," according to a senior nurse there.
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