An Israeli officer was promoted after reportedly ordering soldiers to "shoot to kill" individuals in Gaza holding a white flag. Although soldiers refused this illegal command due to ethical concerns, the incident has ignited a controversy regarding military directives in conflict situations. An investigation into this officer's actions is under consideration, yet delays have raised questions about accountability. The situation underscores the operational challenges and moral dilemmas faced by soldiers amid complex military rules of engagement.
An Israeli battalion commanding officer reportedly ordered soldiers to kill people with white flags, but they refused due to military ethics, highlighting a troubling moral conflict.
The command to 'shoot to kill' was issued despite the protest of a commander, revealing a disconcerting atmosphere in which ethical considerations were dismissed in military tactics.
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