Israeli strike kills nine of Gaza doctor's children, hospital says

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"" Did you see that now thousands of reservists are refusing to serve or are speaking out about the war - not wanting to commit war crimes? I am so glad to see that. May the tide turn in Israel against this horrible war and somehow may Netanyahu's ouster come to pass. ""

of course I know about it , there are protests all across the country against the war for some time now.... not just those
for the hostages , recently they are combining .
Doubt you will read much about it in the english media but here are a few links ...

http://zope.gush-shalom.org/home/en/events/1745502975

https://www.standing-together.org/en

https://www.workersliberty.org/story/2025-05-18/refusal-strikes-and-protests-can-help-stop-war

Within Israel, tens of thousands of military reservists have signed open letters, petitions, and other statements refusing to rejoin their units if it means fighting in Gaza. Although official figures are not published, the Israeli press has estimated that 50% of reservists in some units are refusing to report for duty.

The wave of refusal, which left-wing magazine 972 has called “the Israeli army’s biggest refusal crisis in decades”, reflects an ongoing shift in mainstream discourse. Even former military and security establishment officials have been speaking out and calling on soldiers to refuse orders. Speaking from the platform of an anti-war demonstration in Tel Aviv on 24 April, a former IDF colonel said: “No-one is off the hook. If you are sent to do wrong, you’re still responsible, even if it’s an order. A pilot sent to bomb a 10-story building because a logistics officer from Hamas lives with his family on the seventh floor should say, ‘No, I won’t do it. I won’t take part in war crimes. The responsibility is on me, because I’m not just following orders.’

“An intelligence officer asked to approve a target that will hurt dozens of civilians because an AI programme says the suspect once stood near someone maybe tied to Hamas, she should say no. A soldier ordered to shoot at medical workers and then bury them should say, ‘No, I won’t shoot. This is on me, because I am not a tool for wrongdoing.’ A soldier in the West Bank entering a village where settlers are attacking Palestinians whose commanders tell her to arrest the Palestinians, not the settlers, should say no.”