The Israeli army says it will shoot at the Air Force Corps who signed a speech condemning the Gaza war

The Israeli army said on Friday that it would shoot at the Air Force Corps who signed a speech condemning the war in Gaza and accusing it only of political interests only and not returning the hostages to the house.

In a statement to Associated Press, an army official said there is no room for any person or individual, including reserve soldiers in active service, “to exploit their military situation while participating simultaneously in the fighting,” describing it as violating confidence between leaders and subordinates.

The army said that he decided that any of the active reserve soldiers who signed the message would not be able to continue service. The number of people who included, or whether the shootings had not started.

Nearly 1,000 reserve soldiers and retirees in the Israeli Air Force signed a message, published in the Israeli media on Thursday, demanding an immediate return of the hostages, even at the expense of ending the fighting.

The message comes at a time when Israel intensifies its attack in Gaza, in an attempt to pressure Hamas to agree to free hostages, 59 of whom are still detained, more than half of them died.

Israel imposed a siege on food, fuel and humanitarian aid that left civilians facing a severe shortage with low supplies. I pledged to seize large parts of the Palestinian territories and create a new security passage through it.

While the soldiers who signed the message did not refuse to continue service, it is part of an increasing number of Israeli soldiers speaking publicly against the conflict for 18 months, some say they have seen or did things across the ethical lines.

“It is completely illogical and completely responsible on behalf of Israeli policy makers … risk of hostages, risk the lives of more soldiers, and they risk the lives of many innocent Palestinians, while they have a very clear alternative,” said Jay Buran, a pilot of retired Israeli forces who headed the craft.

He said that no one has realized the message that is being launched, and since its publication, dozens of additional signatures have gained.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reduced the message on Friday, saying that it was written by “a small handful of weeds run by NGOs funded by a foreigner and whose only goal is to overthrow the right -wing government.” He said that anyone who encourages the refusal of service in the army will be rejected immediately.

Soldiers are asked to stay away from politics, and they rarely speak against the army. After Hamas stormed Israel on October 7, 2023, Israel quickly united behind the war launched against the Palestinian militant group.

Divisions in Israel grew with the progress of the war, but most criticism focused on the escalating number of soldiers who were killed and failed to bring hostages at home, not procedures in Gaza.

Advocates to return the hostage to keep up with pressure

Frenred hostages and their families do what they can to keep attention to their ordeal, and urged the government to remove everyone.

On the day of the Holocaust anniversary this year, Ajam Berger, a military quorum that was received and its hostages in January, will perform in a month of a march of the living ceremony in Poland – an annual memorial march at the Auschwitz site, which honors the six million Jews who were killed by Nazi Germany and celebrates the state of Esnrayel.

Berger will play a 130 -year -old violin, who survived Holocaust and was brought to Israel, at the main ceremony at the Berkano camp. It will be accompanied by singer Daniel Weiss, a resident of Kibbutz Payry, whose parents were killed on October 7.

The war in Gaza does not show any signs of slowdown.

Since Israel ended the ceasefire for eight weeks last month, it said it would push further to Gaza until the hostage was fired. More than 1,000 people have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire collapsed, according to the United Nations.

On Friday, the Israeli army issued an urgent warning to residents of several neighborhoods in northern Gaza, and invited them to evacuate immediately. At least 26 people have been killed and more than 100 others have been injured in the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters.