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They help him put on clothes: IDF military fatigues. He's reluctant to accept the help but has little choice in the matter — he's in Israeli custody at a temporary detention facility in Rafah, and the uniform is the least of his concerns.
Saad is put in a tank with IDF troops and taken to an apartment building. He's given a camera and an earpiece. Then, he's told he must enter and search for explosives, Hamas militants and tunnel shafts, clearing the building for troops to follow behind.
There are, indeed, militants inside this particular building — and when they see Saad in his IDF uniform, they shoot at him.
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"I thought it's an isolated event, but then more soldiers came and talked about it, and you [start to] understand it's a widely used protocol in the IDF," he told CBC News.
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/gaza-i...311417?cmp=rss
Pretty incredible people in this thread defend this. You know you may as well be defending Hamas, right? Israel is in no way better than those despicable terrorists. And by defending them, you also are no better. But hey, no anesthetic. Monsters.