An Israeli girl has sparked controversy by hanging on your Facebook profile two photographs of his military service in which she appears smiling alongside Palestinians handcuffed and blindfolded.
The former soldier, Eden Abergil, hung the pictures in an album entitled 'The Army, the best part of my life', in reference to his military service, compulsory in Israel for three years for men and two women.
In one instant, apparently taken in 2008, Abergil is sitting next to a Palestinian detainee who is leaning against a wall with his hands cuffed behind his back and blindfolded. In the other she can be seen in the foreground, with the same arrested and two more middle-aged in the background.
Among the comments of his friends to the photos contained phrases like "So you are the sexiest" or "Sure they (the Palestinians) is splicing your fault." Commenting
response Abergil itself asks whether Facebook will be arrested in order to label you in the picture.
By midafternoon, the former soldier changed general access to images limited only by one his friends on the popular social network.
in your Twitter profile, the Israeli musician and blogger Dan says Shwartz already asked Facebook Abergil through why he had hung the photos and receive a reply: "I do not understand what you're snooping into people's profiles in Facebook to always find the bad. Dedicate yourself to more important things. "
According to the online edition of Haaretz newspaper, another blogger, Lisa Goldman, did something similar and received for answer:" Do not talk to leftists. "
The photos were made in a few hours in the talk of blogs and websites on the left to the point that the Israeli army and the Palestinian government eventually releasing statements on the matter.
"It is shameful behavior by the soldier. Taking into account that was discharged last year from military service, every detail has been given to the commanders responsible, with the aim of giving greater monitoring, "said Army spokesmen.
The Army does not have the power to prohibit the publication of the photos because Abergil has already finished his military service.
to the Palestinian government, the photos "show the mentality of the occupier, proud to humiliate the Palestinians."
"Nothing in the world can justify this humiliation that is part of the daily practices of Israeli occupation. The occupation is unjust, immoral and, as shown in these images, morally degenerate," he adds.
For its part, the director of the Israeli Public Committee Against Torture, Yishai Menuhin, said "this kind of photography reflect the norm of Israeli soldiers stationed at checkpoints and their treatment of Palestinian detainees. "
" The behavior of the soldier is a product of popular culture in the Israeli Army did not consider Palestinians as human beings their own human rights, "he said.
http://www.elespectador.com/noticias/elmundo/articulo-219372-polemica-fotos-facebook-de-ex-soldado-israeli-palestinos-detenidos
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