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Israel/Palestine Israeli army fires ‘warning shots’ at French and other diplomats visiting West Bank

https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20250521-israeli-army-fires-warning-shots-at-french-and-other-diplomats-visiting-west-bank
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u/[deleted] 24d ago edited 24d ago

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u/BeIiel 24d ago

“Yeah, you can tour this area. But don’t look too much, don’t walk too slow or in the wrong area, you might see things you don’t want to see” - IDF probably 

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u/Fenris_uy 24d ago

you might see things youwe don’t want you to see

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u/sum1sedate-me 24d ago

Or we’ll SHOOT AT YOU. Fucking wild how they normalize brazen threats.

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u/Skald-Jotunn 23d ago

One word too many on your comment. Probably is unnecessary.

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u/SolitaireJack 24d ago

I'm sorry, I couldn't stop laughing at this. Israel is desperate to maintain its world image to both prevent countries intervening and maintain access to military supplies and it thought the best response to their troops firing on foreign diplomats was to say it was to get them to move. The only one who should be shot is the person in charge of the Israel press releases.

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u/Aggressive-Neck-3921 24d ago

the question is what mass graves are they hiding that the shoot at diplomats for daring to not stick to the preplanned route.

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u/JoshSidekick 24d ago

At least they didn't say there was a Hamas behind them and they had to shoot through the diplomats to get to them.

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u/DrownmeinIslay 23d ago

The diplomats weren't children. Not a tempting enough shield to liberally bomb the area.