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EP3024 “Relaxing among rice fields” เมลินดาได้มีโอกาสออกมาพักผ่อนที่ต่างจังหวัดซึ่งบรรยากาศดีมาก เป็นบ้านที่อยู่กลางทุ่งนา เงียบสงบ ไม่มีผู้คน ทำให้ฉันรู้สึกถึงการพักผ่อนอย่างเต็มที่ I and a man had the opportunity to go on vacation in the countryside, where the atmosphere was great. It was a house in the middle of a rice field, quiet, and without people. It made me feel like...

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🇮🇱 Former Israeli Soldier Breaks His Silence on Raiding Homes of Palestinians: "Made Sure the People in the House were Innocent" Transcript: "We would open up the maps and look at the specific house that looked into the right place that we had to enter a city center or a road. And after we would verify that the house has the best parameters, windows and geographical area, we made sure the people in the house were innocent. It so we would enter a house of an innocent Palestinian home in the middle of the night. But I would say that what motivated me eventually to break my silence was the piercing eyes of young Palestinians when I was barging into their house in the middle of the night. I could always justify it to myself. But those eyes, the anger, their fear, was what eventually helped me overcome that. A house of a physician in Nabilus, for example, that I entered in the middle of the night, taking him, his wife and his daughter and pushing them in a room if they wanted to use their bathroom or their kitchen or use their phone, they need permission from me. That specific house in Abelis stayed with me for a while because that physician himself was kind enough and generous enough to sit down and explain to me what it means to be a Palestinian. And I thought that I was a good moral soldier, but I was actually helping entrench the occupation in that sense."
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🇮🇱 Former Israeli Soldier Breaks His Silence on Raiding Homes of Palestinians: "Made Sure the People in the House were Innocent" Transcript: "We would open up the maps and look at the specific house that looked into the right place that we had to enter a city center or a road. And after we would verify that the house has the best parameters, windows and geographical area, we made sure the people in the house were innocent. It so we would enter a house of an innocent Palestinian home in the middle of the night. But I would say that what motivated me eventually to break my silence was the piercing eyes of young Palestinians when I was barging into their house in the middle of the night. I could always justify it to myself. But those eyes, the anger, their fear, was what eventually helped me overcome that. A house of a physician in Nabilus, for example, that I entered in the middle of the night, taking him, his wife and his daughter and pushing them in a room if they wanted to use their bathroom or their kitchen or use their phone, they need permission from me. That specific house in Abelis stayed with me for a while because that physician himself was kind enough and generous enough to sit down and explain to me what it means to be a Palestinian. And I thought that I was a good moral soldier, but I was actually helping entrench the occupation in that sense."

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