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Rules of Engagement in the IDF

submitted by Farhad2000

1 decade 6 years 11 months ago

Lethal Ambiguity: Israeli Soldiers Talk about the Rules of Engagement.

In military or police operations, the rules of engagement (ROE) determine when, where, and how force shall be used. Such rules are both general and specific, and there have been large variations between cultures throughout history. The rules may be made public, as in a martial law or curfew situation, but are typically only fully known to the force that intends to use them.

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The children throwing the rocks, taking the chances, are programmed to do so...by their brothers, uncles, fathers, and other cowardly adults. Likewise, Israeli folks have a similar problem.-Program generations of kids, and you get a country like N. Korea, and a situation like the Middle East...where the reasons for the conflict, are overshadowed by the lifestyle and mentality of a communist country, or a protracted occupation......the beast is given life daily, and grows stronger, and closer to a singularity of sorts.....one that will end in peace??? Not hardly. Not without a storm before any calm.....

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