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Israeli veterans group alleges systematic justification of mass killings

An Israeli veterans group alleges that the army shoots first and later provides justifications for mass killings.

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Such allegations could deepen scrutiny of military conduct and intensify political and international tensions surrounding the conflict.

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  1. Israeli army shoots first and finds reasons to justify mass killings later, veterans group says ↗middleeasteye.net · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 1:49 PM UTC

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