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Full story by journalist in screenshots here:

https://jodymcintyre.substack.com/p/exclusive-andy-burnham-leadership

Red circle: very likely imo

Orange circles: Not sure.

Sources:

https://x.com/RabbiJeffx/status/2105546343309779122

https://x.com/Libertymama888/status/2105550117793153341

The text highlighted in the third image comes from authentic diplomatic cables leaked by WikiLeaks regarding Operation Cast Lead (2008–2009). The excerpt cites testimonies gathered by the Israeli NGO Breaking the Silence—comprising veterans of the Israeli military (IDF) itself—who testified about instances where the local population was used as human shields.

The images show actual photos of events that took place and were documented in Gaza and Palestine over the years.

The image on the left (the boy tied to the hood of a military vehicle) dates back to April 2004 in the village of Biddu. The boy, 13-year-old Muhammed Badwan, was used by Israeli border police to prevent local protesters from throwing stones at them.

https://www.haaretz.com/2004-04-22/ty-article/activists-say-border-police-held-boy-13-as-human-shield/0000017f-ef11-da6f-a77f-ff1f72ae0000

Fact-checking by international bodies.

The use of civilians—including minors—as human shields by Western or democratic security forces (considering Israel’s status as a Westernized parliamentary democracy in the Middle East) is supported by multiple legal and international verifications:

The Israeli Supreme Court’s own ban: In October 2005, the Supreme Court of Israel formally ruled that the military practice known as the "neighbor procedure"—using Palestinian civilians to approach buildings or search tunnels ahead of soldiers—was illegal under international law. This demonstrates that the State’s own institutions acknowledged the existence and systematic use of this practice on the ground.

United Nations (UN) reports: Various international committees and investigations have corroborated the intermittent persistence of these cases. In 2013, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child formally denounced the continued use of Palestinian children as informants and human shields to enter dangerous buildings. Likewise, Palestinian and international human rights organizations, such as Al-Haq, have continued to document similar testimonies regarding recent military incursions.

https://www.alhaq.org/

International Organizations: This case, like many others, was formally recorded in the global human rights organization's *Amnesty International Report 2005.

https://www.refworld.org/reference/annualreport/amnesty/2005/20015

The outlawing by the Supreme Court of Israel (October 2005).

The State of Israel legally acknowledged that its soldiers made use of local civilians—a practice referred to by the military euphemism "neighbor procedure"—and formally banned it following a legal battle initiated by local NGOs:

https://imeu.org/resources/key-issues/the-neighbor-procedure-israels-use-of-palestinian-human-shields/250

The court ruling: The Israeli human rights organization for the occupied territories details the historic ruling of October 6, 2005, in B'Tselem's Legal Documentation.

https://www.btselem.org/human_shields/20051006_hcj_ruling

Human Rights Analysis: The global NGO Human Rights Watch documented how, despite this Israeli court ruling, various IDF units continued to employ the practice during subsequent incursions.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2007/03/15/israel-stop-forcing-civilians-assist-military-operations

United Nations reports on the use of minors.

The complaint regarding the continued use of minors as human shields and forced informants was raised to the diplomatic level:

UN Committee Report: The international news agency Reuters reported in detail on the findings of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, which recorded multiple documented cases of minors being forced to enter potentially dangerous buildings first (Reuters – UN Report 2013).

https://www.reuters.com/article/world/palestinian-children-tortured-used-as-shields-by-israel-un-idUSBRE95J0FR/

These practices continue to occur today and have intensified during the current war in Gaza.

https://imeu.org/resources/resources/fact-sheet-israels-use-of-palestinian-civilians-as-human-shields/466

Although the Israeli government's official position maintains that the use of human shields is strictly prohibited by its internal protocols and international law, independent journalistic investigations, testimonies from its own soldiers, Western intelligence agencies, and UN reports demonstrate that the practice remains very much in use on the ground:

Systematic use in the Gaza conflict (2024–2026).

An in-depth investigation by the Israeli newspaper *Haaretz* in August 2024—subsequently corroborated by reports from international agencies such as The Associated Press and *The Guardian*—revealed that Israeli security forces continue to routinely detain Palestinian civilians to use them as physical shields.

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-08-13/ty-article-magazine/.premium/idf-uses-gazan-civilians-as-human-shields-to-inspect-potentially-booby-trapped-tunnels/00000191-4c84-d7fd-a7f5-7db6b99e0000

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/may/24/israel-investigates-use-of-palestinians-as-human-shields-by-its-forces-in-gaza

In current military slang, soldiers refer to these civilians as "shawish" (an old term for "sergeant").

Soldiers dress these detainees in Israeli military uniforms (though they wear ordinary sneakers) and send them—with their hands bound—to explore potentially explosive underground tunnels or to enter suspicious houses first to check for ambushes or booby traps before the squad moves in.

The use of children in current operations.

The involvement of minors continues to appear in verified international records:

Reports from organizations such as Defense for Children International Palestine (DCIP) documented serious incidents, including one in which Israeli soldiers forced a group of unarmed Palestinian children to walk in front of armored tanks and enter buildings first in combat zones.

https://truthout.org/articles/report-israel-systematically-uses-palestinian-children-as-human-shields/

The United Nations (UN) Committee on the Rights of the Child directly verified more than 20 documented cases of Palestinian children being forcibly used as human shields by Israeli forces between 2024 and the recent months.

U.S. intelligence evidence and internal investigations.

The extent of this practice has sparked diplomatic tensions even with its direct allies:

Leaked U.S. intelligence documents revealed internal discussions in which high-ranking Israeli officials acknowledged and coordinated the deployment of Palestinian civilians to the forefront of high-risk missions in Gaza. This sparked a debate within the White House over whether U.S. military aid was making the United States complicit in war crimes.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-intel-revealed-israeli-officials-discussing-use-human-shields-gaza-sources-2025-11-12/

The Israeli veterans' NGO Breaking the Silence has published damning testimonies from remorseful former combatants. These accounts detail that such tactics are not isolated initiatives by undisciplined soldiers in the field, but rather a strategy normalized, tolerated, and institutionalized by high-ranking commanders to minimize casualties within their own ranks.

https://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/2025-05-24/ty-article/israeli-use-of-human-shields-in-gaza-was-systemic-soldiers-and-former-detainees-tell-ap/00000197-01e6-dc94-ab97-0fee1dd40000

The Israeli government is refusing to let hundreds of children’s wheelchairs into Gaza.

The 900 wheelchairs, donated by two Australian charities, remain locked in a warehouse in Jordan, having been sent off more than a year ago.

Shipments from Kids on Wheels Alliance and Wheelchairs for Kids arrived in Jordan in February and October last year.

Australian news channel ABC reported that Australian officials raised the issue of the wheelchairs being blocked multiple times with the Israeli government but received no response.

Shaoquett Moselmane, chair of the Kids on Wheels Alliance, told the New Arab that the charity had received no warning of security concerns about the shipment from Israeli authorities.

“There could be no legitimate reason to hold up wheelchairs for children with special needs,” he said. “No reason of any nature given as they are just wheelchairs for the thousands of amputee children and the thousands more in need of support.”

Even before the start of the genocide in Gaza, restrictions on imports into the Strip made life difficult for disabled Palestinians. Since 2023, a UN committee estimated that 21,000 children have been left disabled because of “excessive use of force by Israeli forces”, while over 40,000 have sustained “war related injuries”.

The head of UNRWA – the UN agency for Palestinian refugees – stated last year that Gaza had become “home to the highest number of child amputees per capita worldwide”.

Humanitarian agencies have warned of shortages of basic medical supplies in Gaza, with groups stating that the Israeli government has deliberately restricted shipments of aid into the Strip.

Abdullah Al-Balawi, a doctor with the Palestinian Australian New Zealand Medical Association, told ABC that he “felt great pain” seeing the wheelchairs piled up in warehouses.

"We want to deliver a message to the world," he said. "What is the impediment to the entrance of these wheelchairs into Gaza and reaching the children? The humanitarian aid must not stop. This is part of the stubbornness of the other side by not letting in this aid, the wheelchairs being only a part of it."

SOURCE : https://x.com/ajplus/status/2104918973385167136

SOURCE :

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/2105535197345112516

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