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Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Admits Possible Killing of Hostages: 'Hannibal' Protocol

Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Admits Possible Killing of Hostages: 'Hannibal' Protocol
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World February 8, 2025 05:30

israel, gaza - Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant admits giving orders to implement the controversial 'Hannibal Protocol' during Gaza war.

Former Minister's Shocking Admission

Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant confessed to ordering the implementation of the 'Hannibal Protocol' during the Gaza conflict. This protocol allows the Israeli army to use any necessary force to prevent soldiers from being taken captive by enemy forces, even if it leads to the death of the captives.

Use of Carbon Monoxide in Tunnels

A recent investigation by Israeli news outlets revealed that the Israeli army has been using lethal carbon monoxide gas in underground tunnels when unable to detect the presence of Hamas fighters. This gas, discovered by the army in 2017, has been actively used since 2021, resulting in the tragic deaths of Israeli hostages hidden in tunnels.

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