CAIRO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - A Hamas guard who killed an Israeli hostage acted "in revenge" and against instructions after he heard news that his two children had been killed in an Israeli strike, a spokesperson for the group's armed wing said on Thursday.
"The (Hamas) soldier assigned as a guard acted in a retaliatory manner, against instructions, after he received information that his two children were martyred in one of the massacres conducted by the enemy," Abu Ubaida said on Telegram.
"The incident doesn't represent our ethics and the instructions of our religion in dealing with captives. We will reinforce the instructions," he added.
Inevitable for some soldiers to go against instructions. Can't imagine what it's like to hear your two children have been killed...
Hamas had a whole investigation and remediation in the space of days, in the middle of a war zone. Meanwhile we're still waiting to find out who killed Shireen Abu Akleh over 2 years ago.
And the family of the hostages can kill whoever they want to "in revenge"? You guys really have twisted morals.
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200k not 40k
Even the 200k number is "conservative"
The scale of death and destruction is absolutely inhuman.
Yes, Israel has been doing this since October. Yes, their morals are sickening.
Hamas: Shit, one of our guys got upset and killed an Israeli prisoner. This isn't good.
Israel: We have a moral right to r*pe any Palestinian prisoners we want to.
Where did the comment you're replying to say this
I don't have any sympathy for israelis