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Viktor Khandourine's avatar

If an employee of an international, humanitarian, or any other organization comes into contact with terrorists, this means that he accepts responsibility for his actions.

The organization's employees were together with the terrorists. They traveled with them in the same transport. They were performing some task together with terrorists.

What do you think can be said about this situation? Either they were human shields (perhaps deliberately), or they had the same goals.

The same can be said about the Red Cross employees who, together with the terrorists, carried out the task of handing over the hostages. They worked together with terrorists. But when it was necessary to transfer medicine to Israeli hostages, they did not do it.

Question. Who do international organizations work for?

Therefore, holding Israel responsible is unfair and immoral.

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Joe Keysor's avatar

PENTAGON DODGES QUESTION ABOUT WHY NO ONE FIRED FOR AFGHANISTAN DRONE STRIKE

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2024/04/05/watch-pentagon-dodges-question-about-why-no-one-fired-for-afghanistan-drone-strike/

"Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder dodged a question Thursday about why no one in the U.S. was held accountable for a mistaken 2021 drone strike, while demanding Israel punish officials for a similar incident.

"As Breitbart News reported at the time, the Biden administration claimed that a drone strike on a target in Kabul was a “righteous” strike on a terrorist in the wake of the attack on the international airport that killed 13 U.S. personnel.

"Later, the U.S. admitted that the drone attack had targeted an innocent aid worker, who died along with two adults and seven children from his family. No one was ever fired, or reprimanded, for the mistake or the false explanation.

"Yet in recent days, President Joe Biden and White House officials have demanded that Israel hold officials accountable for a mistaken drone strike on World Central Kitchen aid workers who were mistaken for terrorists."

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