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يجب عليك تسجيل الدخول لإضافة إجابة.
هل نسيت كلمة المرور؟ الرجاء إدخال بريدك الإلكتروني، وسوف تصلك رسالة عليه حتى تستطيع عمل كلمة مرور جديدة.
برجاء توضيح أسباب شعورك أنك بحاجة للإبلاغ عن السؤال.
برجاء توضيح أسباب شعورك أنك بحاجة للإبلاغ عن الإجابة.
برجاء توضيح أسباب شعورك أنك بحاجة للإبلاغ عن المستخدم.
يجب عليك تسجيل الدخول لإضافة إجابة.
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Recent reports from various news outlets and humanitarian organizations indicate that the Israeli army has been accused of seizing hundreds of donkeys from Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict. These reports suggest the donkeys, which are vital for aid transport and survival in Gaza due to destroyed infاقرأ المزيد
Recent reports from various news outlets and humanitarian organizations indicate that the Israeli army has been accused of seizing hundreds of donkeys from Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict. These reports suggest the donkeys, which are vital for aid transport and survival in Gaza due to destroyed infrastructure and fuel scarcity, are being transferred to Israel and, in some cases, even exported to countries like France and Belgium.
قراءة أقلThere are conflicting narratives surrounding these actions:
* Accusations of Theft and Collective Punishment: Many sources, particularly Palestinian media and aid groups, categorize this as “theft of life” and a new level of collective punishment. They argue that it further exacerbates the humanitarian crisis by depriving Gazans of essential means of transport and livelihood. International law, specifically the Geneva Convention, prohibits pillage.
* Claims of Rescue and Animal Welfare: Some Israeli sources and animal welfare organizations claim that the donkeys are being “rescued” from abuse, neglect, and the perilous conditions of the war zone. They assert that the animals are being cared for in sanctuaries in Israel, with some even being rehomed abroad.
It’s important to note that the Israeli army has stated, as a rule, it does not permit soldiers to transfer animals from Gaza to Israel, and they are reportedly looking into incidents. However, the widespread nature of these reports and the visible transfer of donkeys have led to significant controversy and accusations.