Israel: They Attack in Civilian Clothes, Come Back in Uniform, then Investigate their own Crime
By Tomy Le Magnifique
According to an Al Jazeera investigation, Israeli soldiers were documented taking part in settler attacks in civilian clothes, then returning to the same villages in military uniform. The same village. The same houses.
Bravo to “the most moral army in the world”: it has invented the two-outfit crime. In the morning, in civilian clothes to attack Palestinians; in the afternoon, in uniform to “restore order”. This isn’t a disguise, it’s a genocidal wardrobe. One moment you’re an anonymous settler, the next you’re a clearly identifiable occupation soldier. All without changing your face.
And the height of absurdity: the person who took part in the attack then comes back to “investigate” or “patrol” the village they attacked. The suspect, the witness, the judge and the photographer are all in the same mirror. This isn’t justice, it’s a play where the costume changes but the crime remains.
What this confirms is what we already knew: it isn’t “a few settlers” on one side and “a few soldiers” on the other. It’s the same system, with two uniforms. The outfit changes. The hand doesn’t.
The lesson isn’t “a few bad apples”. The lesson is that the Israeli uniform is not a badge of innocence. It is a crime in itself.
