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Wanaukumbi.
Amir alikuwa mvulana mdogo ambaye alifika bila viatu mwishoni mwa Mei katika mojawapo ya vituo vya usambazaji chakula vya Wakfu wa Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). Alikuwa amesafiri kilomita 12 kukusanya chakula. Anthony Aguilar, mlinzi wa Marekani, alijaribu kumtuliza, akimwambia kwamba ulimwengu ulikuwa unamtafuta, licha ya chakula kidogo, "makombo," ambayo mtoto alikuwa ameweza kukusanya. Muda mfupi baadaye, aliuawa na jeshi la Israeli katika moja ya risasi nyingi zilizolaaniwa na mashahidi kwenye eneo la tukio, kulingana na ushuhuda wa mtu huyo, uliotolewa kwa mwandishi wa Ufaransa 24 Noga Tarnopolsky kwa chombo cha habari cha Amerika cha UnXeptable.
Anthony Aguilar, ambaye aliwahi kuwa kanali wa luteni katika Jeshi la Marekani, alifanya kazi kwa wiki sita kwa UG Solutions, mkandarasi mdogo wa Wakfu wa Kibinadamu wa Gaza unaoungwa mkono na Marekani na Israel. Na tangu arudi kutoka kuzimu, amekuwa akizungumza.
Uhalifu wa kivita
Akizungumza na BBC, alifichua kwa mara ya kwanza siku chache zilizopita kwamba alishuhudia, "bila shaka yoyote," "uhalifu wa kivita" uliofanywa na majeshi ya Israel. "Niliwaona wakipiga risasi kwenye umati wa Wapalestina, na kuharibu gari lililojaa raia." "Sijawahi kuona kiwango cha ukatili wa namna hii na matumizi ya nguvu ya kiholela na yasiyo ya lazima dhidi ya raia wasio na silaha na njaa. Nimetumwa sehemu mbalimbali duniani, lakini sijawahi kuona jambo hili popote zaidi ya Gaza, lililofanywa na jeshi la Israel na wanakandarasi wa Marekani," alisema.
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Amir was a little boy who arrived barefoot at the end of May at one of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's (GHF) food aid distribution points. He had traveled 12 kilometers to collect food. Anthony Aguilar, an American security guard, had tried to reassure him, telling him that the world was looking out for him, despite the little food, "crumbs," that the child had been able to collect. Shortly after, he was killed by the Israeli army in one of the many shootings denounced by witnesses on the scene, according to the man's testimony, given to France 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky for the American media outlet UnXeptable.
Anthony Aguilar, who served as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, worked for six weeks for UG Solutions, a subcontractor of the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. And since returning from hell, he's been talking.
War crimes
Speaking to the BBC , he first confided a few days ago that he had witnessed, "without any doubt," "war crimes" by Israeli forces. "I saw them shooting into a crowd of Palestinians, destroying a car full of civilians." "I have never seen such a level of brutality and indiscriminate and unnecessary use of force against an unarmed and starving civilian population. I have been deployed to different places around the world, but I have never seen this anywhere other than Gaza, committed by the Israeli army and American contractors," he said.
Source: 20 Minutes Un ex-employé de la GHF dénonce des « crimes de guerre » à Gaza
Amir alikuwa mvulana mdogo ambaye alifika bila viatu mwishoni mwa Mei katika mojawapo ya vituo vya usambazaji chakula vya Wakfu wa Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). Alikuwa amesafiri kilomita 12 kukusanya chakula. Anthony Aguilar, mlinzi wa Marekani, alijaribu kumtuliza, akimwambia kwamba ulimwengu ulikuwa unamtafuta, licha ya chakula kidogo, "makombo," ambayo mtoto alikuwa ameweza kukusanya. Muda mfupi baadaye, aliuawa na jeshi la Israeli katika moja ya risasi nyingi zilizolaaniwa na mashahidi kwenye eneo la tukio, kulingana na ushuhuda wa mtu huyo, uliotolewa kwa mwandishi wa Ufaransa 24 Noga Tarnopolsky kwa chombo cha habari cha Amerika cha UnXeptable.
Anthony Aguilar, ambaye aliwahi kuwa kanali wa luteni katika Jeshi la Marekani, alifanya kazi kwa wiki sita kwa UG Solutions, mkandarasi mdogo wa Wakfu wa Kibinadamu wa Gaza unaoungwa mkono na Marekani na Israel. Na tangu arudi kutoka kuzimu, amekuwa akizungumza.
Uhalifu wa kivita
Akizungumza na BBC, alifichua kwa mara ya kwanza siku chache zilizopita kwamba alishuhudia, "bila shaka yoyote," "uhalifu wa kivita" uliofanywa na majeshi ya Israel. "Niliwaona wakipiga risasi kwenye umati wa Wapalestina, na kuharibu gari lililojaa raia." "Sijawahi kuona kiwango cha ukatili wa namna hii na matumizi ya nguvu ya kiholela na yasiyo ya lazima dhidi ya raia wasio na silaha na njaa. Nimetumwa sehemu mbalimbali duniani, lakini sijawahi kuona jambo hili popote zaidi ya Gaza, lililofanywa na jeshi la Israel na wanakandarasi wa Marekani," alisema.
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Amir was a little boy who arrived barefoot at the end of May at one of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's (GHF) food aid distribution points. He had traveled 12 kilometers to collect food. Anthony Aguilar, an American security guard, had tried to reassure him, telling him that the world was looking out for him, despite the little food, "crumbs," that the child had been able to collect. Shortly after, he was killed by the Israeli army in one of the many shootings denounced by witnesses on the scene, according to the man's testimony, given to France 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky for the American media outlet UnXeptable.
Anthony Aguilar, who served as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, worked for six weeks for UG Solutions, a subcontractor of the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. And since returning from hell, he's been talking.
War crimes
Speaking to the BBC , he first confided a few days ago that he had witnessed, "without any doubt," "war crimes" by Israeli forces. "I saw them shooting into a crowd of Palestinians, destroying a car full of civilians." "I have never seen such a level of brutality and indiscriminate and unnecessary use of force against an unarmed and starving civilian population. I have been deployed to different places around the world, but I have never seen this anywhere other than Gaza, committed by the Israeli army and American contractors," he said.
Source: 20 Minutes Un ex-employé de la GHF dénonce des « crimes de guerre » à Gaza