#tavor 2.5

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https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2024-02-16/rafah-gaza-hospitals-surgery-israel-bombing-ground-offensive-children

And how about this? An American doctor talking about their experiences helping out at a Palestinian hospital in the warzone, and the children aged 5-8 who were brought in with sniper shots to the head? (Not a single one of these children survived, btw)

"On one occasion, a handful of children, all about ages 5 to 8, were carried to the emergency room by their parents. All had single sniper shots to the head. These families were returning to their homes in Khan Yunis, about 2.5 miles away from the hospital, after Israeli tanks had withdrawn. But the snipers apparently stayed behind. None of these children survived."

That sounds horrific, I hope they catch the person/people who did this since a shooting like this leaves so much evidence behind. It should be relatively easy to first match the rifle bore and ammunition to the gun type and determine if it's Israeli issue, since Israel makes their own M89SR sniper rifles. Snipers generally aim for the body, not head, so it remains a mystery to me what possible reason anyone has for this since it sounds like they aren't actually trained as a sniper so I'd also ensure it wasn't a regular rifle like the Tavor either. Of course, you'd also check the Hamas arsenal which relies on the oversized AM-50 Sayyad. Quite frankly, that wouldn't leave a hole in a head exactly, it's a 50 calibre, so I'd compare the bullets to any of the Russian, Chinese and Iranian weaponry Hamas uses. They also stole a bunch of Israeli equipment so that possibility would complicate the investigation but if it wasn't a Tavor or M89SR you'd know Hamas was probably behind it. Triangulate that evidence with which combatants were active in the area and you'd have the basis for a criminal investigation for war crimes with the ICJ - but of course you'd have to not start with the assumption that it was Israeli from the outset, since that would prejudice the investigation. FYI armies don't generally withdraw but 'leave snipers behind' - that's not how snipers are used. Considering this physician travelled with members of the WHO and UN I would hope these incidents have been reported and investigated.

[ilmike87]

Cambio di terapia e razzismo polacco Di solito, se vi ricordate, prendevo come terapia 90 ml di metadone la mattina, 1 zoloft da 100 e un tavor da 2.5...

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