The soldiers are the ones who confided in retired General and former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon that they have been committing war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and genocide against the residents of Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, and Jabalia for sixty days.

The soldiers and officers said that they were carrying out instructions for the forced displacement of the population, which they were initially told was for operational reasons, but they soon discovered that it was for expansionist purposes, establishing Jewish settlements on the ruins of the demolished neighborhoods and homes.

The confession of these soldiers does not stem from regret for their actions, but rather from their fear for their fates if arrest warrants are issued for them like those issued for their leaders, and from their trust in their former leader who taught them the arts of killing and destruction before the arrival of Smotrich and Ben-Gvir, who stressed, one after the other, the necessity of working to reduce the population of the Strip by half, and that the moment has become ripe for the voluntary emigration of Gazans after the crops and people in the Gaza Strip were burned.

The most dangerous thing the soldiers confided in Bogie was that they were implementing the generals' plan with an "invisibility cap" to avoid provoking the allies. They were told that what they were doing was nothing more than a trial run for a larger displacement in the future, leading to the evacuation of the Strip of its inhabitants and their transfer to tents in Sinai.

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