Israelis have lost their moral compass, lost their empathy.


Israeli drone strike kills special needs Palestinian man with cerebral palsy, not Hamas fighter


An Israeli drone strike in Khan Yunis on 30 May killed a Palestinian man identified by the army as a Hamas fighter, but who was, in fact, a civilian with cerebral palsy, Haaretz has reported. Mohammed al-Farra, who was disabled following a childhood car accident, was confirmed to be unaffiliated with any militant group after the newspaper reviewed the strike’s location and spoke with his relatives.

According to the report, seven members of the Al-Farra family have been killed since the war began. A Channel 12 journalist shared drone footage of the strike on Telegram, prompting a flood of supportive reactions from Israeli users, including flag emojis and “likes.”

Israelis have lost their human compass on empathy.

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