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JCPA: Palestinian "Policemen" Killed in Gaza Operation Were Trained Terrorists Print E-mail

From JCPA:

Published September 2009

Vol. 9, No. 8 13 September 2009

 

Palestinian "Policemen" Killed in Gaza Operation Were Trained Terrorists

Lt. Col. (ret.) Jonathan D. Halevi

 

  • After international human rights organizations accused Israel of killing innocent Palestinian "traffic policemen" during the Gaza operation, a detailed investigation shows that a decisive majority of the Palestinian "policemen" were members of the military wings of the Palestinian terror organizations and fighters who had undergone military training.
  • Among the 343 members of the Palestinian security forces who were killed, 286 have been identified as terror organization members (83 percent). Another 27 fighters belonging to units undergoing infantry training raises this total to 313 (91 percent).
  • Lumped under the rubric of the "Palestinian police" are all the security bodies that fulfilled combat and terror roles against Israel, the intelligence and preventive intelligence bodies, as well as those active in policing and maintaining order. Those serving in all of the Palestinian security apparatuses in 2007 and 2008 took part in terror activity and fighting against the IDF.
  • In the December 27, 2008, attack on an officer training course at Gaza police headquarters, 89 dead were counted. Of these, 60 (67 percent) belonged to Hamas and almost all were members of its military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades. The total number of terror activists and fighters among those killed at police headquarters was 81 (91 percent).
  • The human rights organizations which reported on Palestinian casualties in Gaza failed to mention the affiliation of hundreds of Palestinian security personnel who were members of terrorist organizations and who were trained fighters, thus artificially inflating the list of "civilians" killed by the IDF.

 

After international human rights organizations accused Israel of killing innocent Palestinian "traffic policemen" during the Gaza operation (Dec. 27, 2008-Jan. 18, 2009) who were not involved in fighting or in terror, a detailed investigation shows that a decisive majority of the Palestinian "policemen" were members of the military wings of the Palestinian terror organizations and fighters who had undergone military training.

Among the 343 members of the Palestinian security forces who were killed, 286 have been identified as terror organization members (83 percent). Another 27 fighters belonging to units undergoing infantry training raises this total to 313 (91 percent).

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CAMERA: Traffic Cops or Trained Terrorists? Print E-mail

From CAMERA:

 

Traffic Cops or Trained Terrorists?

September 14, 2009

 

Announcement of the death of Ayman Abu Sibleh,

a policeman who also belonged to the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades

(From the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades website,

courtesy of the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center)

 

In its new study about the Palestinian casualties from Cast Lead, B'Tselem does not count the 248 Palestinian police officers killed as among those (just 330) killed while taking part in the hostilities.

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Elder of Ziyon: My letter to the Gaza fact-finding mission Print E-mail

July 8, 2009


From Elder of Ziyon:


My letter to the Gaza fact-finding mission


I just wrote this letter to the UN Gaza fact-finding mission. We will see if they respond.


Unfortunately, I didn't know about this method of submitting information to them until today, and their deadline was June 30th.


Dear Judge Goldstone:


I read yesterday in Ma'an that the UN Gaza fact-finding mission listened to lengthy testimony from the PCHR while in Jordan, and was asked specific questions about the legal status of the policemen killed during Operation Cast Lead as well as the PCHR's methodologies.


I am a blogger who has been looking at the PCHR's claims since it released its list of people killed in Gaza. I have been maintaining a list of people whom the PCHR called "civilian" but who have actually been members of various militant organizations.


So far I and my team has identified some 306 people who were labeled civilians by the PCHR who were, in fact, members of militant groups.

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