The Controversial Hannibal Directive and Allegations of Mass Killings

The chapter delves into the controversial Hannibal directive employed by Israel during an event in October, showcasing a willingness to harm their own citizens to prevent them from being captured by Palestinians. It questions the moral implications of such actions and raises concerns about the value of human life in military operations. Additionally, the chapter explores allegations of mass killings, analyzing the possibility that the majority of casualties were actually caused by Israeli forces, sparking conversations about the normalization of violence and the discrepancy between reported numbers and actual death tolls.