Israeli officer: We kill Gazans indiscriminately

Haaretz newspaper, citing an Israeli reserve officer in the drone unit, conducted a candid confession that any soldier can kill anyone they wish without accountability, amid the collapse of responsibility and ethics within the Israeli military during the war on Gaza. He explained that the Rafah massacre in March 2025, which resulted in the deaths of Palestinian medics, confirmed to him that soldiers could carry out random killings without punishment, and that the conduct of the troops had become devoid of humanity. He added that he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and began psychological treatment as a result of accumulating failed experiences and delusions during military operations, which included unjustified killings of unarmed civilians and deadly mistakes, leading to feelings of guilt and nihilism. He also mentioned his role in killing a large number of Palestinians during his drone operations, later realizing that some of the victims had no relation to Hamas, and that he was working to kill as many people as possible, which caused him severe psychological suffering. This confession reflects a moral chaos and a decline in the level of military responsibility, highlighting the psychological and physical toll on those involved, along with calls for treatment and compensation for the affected.

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