OCCUPIED AL-QUDS October 25. 2023 (Saba) - The French newspaper "Liberation" published on the experience of a Zionist soldier who participated in the ground attack on the Gaza Strip in 2014 while carrying out his military service.
He was assigned with his squad to enter Beit Hanoun, on a mission that lasted two weeks, at the end of which he said: The only moment of hope in it was telling them To stop the fire and get them out of there.
The newspaper reported that Ariel Bernstein (29 years old), who has now become a peace activist, fears the consequences of the seemingly inevitable Zionist ground attack on Gaza, and believes that Gaza is a time bomb and a very dense and poor urban environment.
Bernstein said the first thing he thought to himself on October 7 was, "I hope there won't be a ground attack even though I was relieved of the reserve due to post-traumatic stress, but my friends will be there, and now all I can do is wait to hear their names on the radio." Because if the goal is to eliminate Hamas, this will not be achieved without deploying a large number of forces with a tenfold possibility of human casualties on both sides.”
He was assigned with his squad to enter Beit Hanoun, on a mission that lasted two weeks, at the end of which he said: The only moment of hope in it was telling them To stop the fire and get them out of there.
The newspaper reported that Ariel Bernstein (29 years old), who has now become a peace activist, fears the consequences of the seemingly inevitable Zionist ground attack on Gaza, and believes that Gaza is a time bomb and a very dense and poor urban environment.
Bernstein said the first thing he thought to himself on October 7 was, "I hope there won't be a ground attack even though I was relieved of the reserve due to post-traumatic stress, but my friends will be there, and now all I can do is wait to hear their names on the radio." Because if the goal is to eliminate Hamas, this will not be achieved without deploying a large number of forces with a tenfold possibility of human casualties on both sides.”
resource : SABA