⚠️ Compromised 🇮🇱 Media ⚠️ Tonight in Haaretz, anonymously: “I was anxious this week, ahead of the airing of Zman Emet’s investigation into the Sde Teiman facility, where I was deployed as a reservist during the war. 🧵🧵🧵 Translated Source: www.haaretz.co.il/opinions/202... - ThreadSky | a Reddit-style client for Bluesky

voices4justice.bsky.social • 21 days ago

⚠️ Compromised 🇮🇱 Media ⚠️

Tonight in Haaretz, anonymously:

“I was anxious this week, ahead of the airing of Zman Emet’s investigation into the Sde Teiman facility, where I was deployed as a reservist during the war. 🧵🧵🧵
Translated Source: https://www.haaretz.co.il/opinions/2025-05-08/ty-article-opinion/.premium/00000196-afc9-dbb0-af9f-afdbf6860000

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dmg2004.bsky.social•21 days ago

#NetanyahuWarCriminal

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

But Sde Teiman isn’t about one incident—it’s a clear reflection of policy. And that policy is being carried out and maintained with the active complicity of the Israeli media.”

dmg2004.bsky.social•21 days ago

#NetanyahuWarCriminal

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

But more than exposing the truth about Sde Teiman, the broadcast revealed how such a reality can continue: because Israeli journalists, who know exactly what’s going on, choose to conceal it. Instead, they sell a sanitized, isolated story about “a few bad apples.”

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

What happened there isn’t a secret, but most Israelis still know nothing—because the Israeli media has largely ignored it. That’s why I chose to speak out. Because Palestinians are still coming out of our detention centers in body bags, and most people around me have never even heard about it.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

As if a military torture camp, operating with full knowledge of senior commanders, is less interesting than a single incident that can be debated or denied. A full episode on Sde Teiman that doesn’t actually talk about Sde Teiman.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

Everyone who was at Sde Teiman knows. They know about torture, surgeries without anesthesia, horrifying sanitary conditions. But none of that was broadcast.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

There were reports and testimonies of abuse, inhumane conditions, and lack of medical care. All it took was listening—or counting how many detainees went in alive and didn’t come out. No need to be Sherlock Holmes.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

The Zman Emet researchers were shocked when I told them all this—but none of it made it to air. What did air? The officer in charge of the military police investigation feigning surprise: “Until that report”—i.e., until the case of one bleeding detainee—“we had no warning signs.” Really?

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

I still remember the stench. Many weren’t even combatants—just Gazans held until interrogation, then released home after severe abuse when it turned out they were innocent. It’s no wonder people died there. The wonder is that anyone survived.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

I heard him say, “I’m being told from above they’re calling Sde Teiman a cemetery,” and that “this has to stop.”

I saw war-wounded people brought in, then starved for weeks with no medical treatment. I saw them urinate and defecate on themselves because they weren’t allowed to use the toilet.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

I saw a detainee die in front of my eyes—he was sitting with others, blindfolded, and at some point we just realized he was dead. I saw the facility commander gather everyone, trying to tone down the daily abuse, the insane violence, the animalistic conditions prisoners were kept in.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

There are testimonies from guards, doctors, and prisoners. None of this was mentioned. As if the hell we built there could be reduced to whether or not something was inserted into one prisoner’s body. But I saw that hell.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

The discussion in the show was disgraceful, because while it fixated on one event, it deliberately—knowingly—ignored the broader, sicker context: Sde Teiman itself.

Sde Teiman, as known to anyone who was there, is a sadistic torture camp. Dozens of detainees entered alive and left in body bags.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

I get why they focused on that—it was a breaking point for the army’s sense of order. But interviewees saying “our soldiers shouldn’t be punished” is exactly the mindset that dismantles societies. A society that abandons basic humanity loses all morality. Without rule of law, it becomes chaos.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

The investigation focused mainly on whether “Unit 100” actually shoved something into a detainee’s rectum, and how that incident, with help from cynical politicians, turned into an almost-armed rebellion against the rule of law.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

Zman Emet didn’t deliver the truth—only fragments of it. A filtered truth, perhaps worse than a lie.

voices4justice.bsky.social•21 days ago

I wondered what would happen once the whole country heard about the systematic abuse that took place there—abuse known to all senior officials. That’s why I agreed to be interviewed: I felt Israeli society had to know. But that’s not what aired. In the end, I wasn’t really in the story either.