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Thank you. I'll edit this into the OP.

Yeah, unfortunately, I can't find archives of the more recent articles since the paywall has been implemented some time in 2022. The second link is Middle Eastern Eye covering the same event, which isn't paywalled.

It's also "antisemitic" if you don't want a state that lets its soldiers gang-**, then kill a ~15 year old girl, and get off the hook.

Shout out to the state that pardoned all its own war crimes in 1949.

Haaretz has a mixed bag of writers. There's a very clear trend with the with the nature of the article, and the writer themselves. I don't know if journalists like Hagar Shezaf, Amira Hass, and Adam Raz are anti-Zionist or just pro-human rights, pro-justice, but what they are doing is beyond admirable. Nationality / Tribalism plays a large part in the identities and ego of many humans. To go against that and subsequently incur the scorn of those that you are supposed to identify with is something that I myself cannot fathom. So when people do just that, all for the pursuit of truth or perhaps something even greater, I cannot help but respect, admire, or even love them. When humans have every logical reason not to do something, but they do so anyways because of what they believe is right, that speaks volumes on both their character and action. For that reason, I have explicitly decided to showcase Haaretz articles regarding this conflict, whenever possible, even with that shitty dog-shit steaming pile of garbage paywall.

July 10th:

Using an Attack Dog, Israeli Women Soldiers Forced Palestinian Women to Undress

• Mirror w/o paywall

The untold story of the abuse of Palestinian women in Hebron

Sexual Violence

Events:

'I Saw Fit to Remove Her From the World'

Using an Attack Dog, Israeli Women Soldiers Forced Palestinian Women to Undress | The untold story of the abuse of Palestinian women in Hebron

Opinion pieces:

How colonizers weaponize rape: reflections from the Palestinian case

Nakba74: Rethinking Zionism as a gendered colonial enterprise

I am going to use this thread to share a plethora of related links that should share insight on the nature of this conflict.

Articles

Burying the Nakba: How Israel Systematically Hides Evidence of 1948 Expulsion of Arabs

Classified Docs Reveal Massacres of Palestinians in '48 – and What Israeli Leaders Knew

Perspectives

Dr. Gabor Maté (Holocaust Survivor)

Norman Finklestein

At 1:43:50, Finklestein asserts that Israel would bomb a residential area, wait for people to come out and call an ambulance, and then bomb the ambulance.

Testimonials

Israeli Soldier's Explosive Tell-All: "Palestinians are right to resist" - Former IDF soldier talks about how he realized that his actions were perpetuating apartheid, and that Palestinians were right to resist through any means.

Breaking the Silence - Israeli NGO where IDF veterans testify their experiences. Some examples:

• Use of ambulances to conceal combatants
• Use of human shields.

This is it for the list for now. If you find any other notable background information, feel free to share.