Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Si va fino in fondo

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/505715.html
Estratti:
Il capo di stato maggiore Moshe Ya'alon riconosce che l'IDF ha fallito
nell' investigazione sul caso della ragazza di 13 anni.
[Dopo le dimissioni forzate del generale di brigata] La brigata di
fanteria Givati, sta considerando il *discioglimento* della compagnia di
fanteria all'interno della quale si sono verificati seri problemi, che
questo caso mette in evidenza.
Le osservazioni del Capo di Stato Maggiore sono in particolare
influenzate dal fatto che elementi essenziali per l'accertamento della
verità non siano state scoperte dall'indagine dell'IDF, ma da fonti
esterne.
[il che confligerebbe con quello che Ha-Aretz scriveva nell'articolo di
ieri, che attribuiva il successo dell'indagine alla polizia militare ]
Il Capo di Stato Maggiore Ya'alon ha detto di essere "determinato ad
affrontare ogni incidente di questo tipo per sradicare ogni degrado di
valori dalle Forze di Difese Israeliane".
Tb
L'articolo:
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Army Chief of Staff Moshe Ya'alon acknowledged Wednesday that the IDF
had failed in investigating the alleged "confirmed killing" of a
13-year-old Palestinian girl in the southern Gaza Strip last month.
 According to witness accounts by soldiers serving in the area, after
the girl was mortally wounded by troops firing from the Girit outpost
near Rafah, the commander of a Givati infantry company at the site fired
an entire magazine of automatic fire at her prone body.
Such an act, which is contrary to IDF regulations, is referred to as
"confirming the kill" in military slang.
The Givati infantry brigade is considering disbanding the company whose
soldiers were involved in the incident, military sources have told
Haaretz.
The investigation of the killing uncovered serious malfunctions in the
performance of the M'sayaat (covering-fire) company of Givati's Sheked
battalion, the sources said, adding that there may be no alternative but
to break up the company and disperse its members among other units in
the brigade.
Ya'alon's remarks were prompted in part by the fact that essential
information about the incident was uncovered not by the IDF inquiry, but
by outside sources, Israel Radio reported.
"The fact that in our operational investigation we were unable to reach
the whole truth, is a grave failure," Ya'alon said Wednesday. 
However, the IDF should retain task of conducting investigations of
military incidents, Ya'alon said.
"An external investigation will not bring about the disclosure of the
truth, rather the opposite." Ya'alon said he was "determined to deal
with every incident of this type, in order to root out every failure of
values from the Israel Defense Forces."
Officer charged with illegal use of weapon 
 Captain R., the company commander accused of the "confirmed kill," was
indicted in the Southern Command's Military Court Monday. "Confirming"
or "verifying a kill" is not listed in the military code as such, and R.
was formally charged with illegal use of his weapon in the killing
13-year-old Imam al Hamas, the Palestinian girl who was on her way to
school near the Girit outpost.
Military prosecutors issued a five-count indictment against the officer,
including two counts of illegally using his weapon, and one count each
of obstruction of justice, conduct unbecoming an officer, and improper
use of authority. The officer, who has been suspended, was not
identified.
Channel Two's documentary show Fact broadcast late on Monday showed the
army communications network tape recording of the real-time events,
including videotape, in which R. is heard explicitly stating he
"verified the kill." The tape showed that the soldiers at the outpost
kept firing at the girl even after she had been identified by soldiers
as "about 10 years old."
The October 5 event took place around 7 in the morning, when a soldier
on duty at the outpost spotted a "suspicious figure" about 100 meters
from the outpost. Soldiers immediately began firing at the figure while
R., the outpost commander, together with some officers and soldiers,
left the outpost and took up a position behind a sand rampart next to
the outpost.
The soldiers said they thought she was planting a bomb. The girl's
family said she was on her way to school when she was shot. According to
the indictment, R. charged the girl after she was shot and fired two
rounds at her from close range. He began walking away, then turned
around and shot her again.
"The accused stood similarly to the way he stood when he shot her twice
- pointed his weapon downward and shot, this time on automatic,
approximately 10 bullets until he emptied his magazine," the indictment
says. It is not known whether the girl was already dead when he shot
her. At the time, Palestinian hospital officials said the girl was shot
at least 15 times, mostly in the upper body.
The accused officer initially said he came under fire from Palestinian
gunmen at least 300 yards (meters) away as he approached the girl's body
and shot at the ground to deter the fire, a military official said. The
official could not explain why the officer shot into the ground rather
than at the source of the fire.
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Alcuni di noi hanno storie di merda che fanno male. 
(il primo kiwi con tastiera incorporata)

 valori dalle Forze di Difese Israeliane".
Speriamo che sia vero.
Mi permetti di avere qualche dubbio, o mi da subito subito dell'antisemita
etc etc?

 etc etc?
Non certo per questo. 
Tb
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 Io sono solo lieto che tu abbia qualche dubbio, ogni tanto.
E' esattamente questo che mi distingue da voi ascari.

 E' esattamente questo che mi distingue da voi ascari.
Ah, scusa, credevo dicessi sul serio.
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 Ah, scusa, credevo dicessi sul serio.
Prego. Dicevo giustappunto sul serio.