The IDF hanibal directive; how IDF murdered hostages.

ViveLaBelgique · 8 oktober 2025, 08:56

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Directive
Some commentators have argued that the Hannibal directive, previously understood to generally apply to situations involving IDF soldiers, enemy combatants and possibly non-Israeli civilians (with the goal of avoiding a repetition of the Ahmad Jibril, Samir Kuntar and Gilad Shalit prisoner exchanges thought as unfavorable for Israel), but not to Israeli civilians, was implemented by the IDF on a mass scale on 7 October 2023 when the IDF fired on Israeli civilian hostages while they were being driven by Hamas militants into Gaza. This would be the first time in the history of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that a Palestinian kidnapping operation and subsequent IDF Hannibal reaction included Israeli civilians.[70] An investigation by Haaretz in July 2024 concluded that the directive had been used on several occasions on that day, starting with a 7:18 a.m. order for the situation at Erez border crossing.
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On 18 December the IDF confirmed that Israeli combatants “fell as a result of friendly fire on October 7," but added that "beyond the operational investigations of the events, it would not be morally sound to investigate these incidents due to the immense and complex quantity of them that took place in the kibbutzim and southern Israeli communities due to the challenging situations the soldiers were in at the time."[81] In January, an investigation by Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth concluded that the IDF had in practice applied the Hannibal Directive from noon of October 7, ordering all combat units to stop "at all costs" any attempt by Hamas militants to return to Gaza with hostages.[6][82] According to Yedioth Ahronoth, Israeli soldiers inspected around 70 vehicles on the roads leading to Gaza that had been hit by a helicopter, tank or UAV, killing all occupants in at least some cases.[6][82]
Further accusations and interviews

Also in January, Middle East Monitor reported that Noam Dan, cousin of hostage Ofer Calderon, launched an accusation against the Israeli Prime Minister, claiming that captives in Gaza are being deliberately sacrificed as part of a strategy to prolong [Netanyahu's] political tenure. Dan argued that this forms part of a wider "Hannibal Directive", stating, "My government is annihilating them."[83]

According to MondoWeiss, on 28 March 2024 IDF Captain Bar Zonshein gave an interview in which he recounted firing tank shells on vehicles on October 7, although he did not know if there were Israeli combatants alive or dead in them. Pressed on whether it was the right decision if there were Israeli soldiers killed as a result, he reportedly told Israeli media outlets "I decided that this is the right decision, that it's better to stop the abduction and that they not be taken".[84]
UN Commission report

A report by a UN Commission published in June 2024 found that the Israel Security Forces used the Hannibal Directive in several instances on October 7. In one example, a tank crew confirmed that they had applied the Hannibal Directive when they shot at a vehicle suspected of carrying kidnapped Israeli soldiers. The report also said that in two instances, Israeli forces "had likely applied the Hannibal Directive," resulting in the killing of up to 14 Israeli civilians.[8][85]
Haaretz investigation

A July 2024 Haaretz investigation revealed that the IDF ordered the Hannibal Directive to be used, adding: "Haaretz does not know whether or how many civilians and soldiers were hit due to these procedures, but the cumulative data indicates that many of the kidnapped people were at risk, exposed to Israeli gunfire, even if they were not the target."[7] One of these decisions was made at 7:18 A.M., when an observation post reported someone had been kidnapped at the Erez crossing, close to the IDF's liaison office. "Hannibal at Erez" came the command from divisional headquarters, "dispatch a Zik." The Zik is an unmanned assault drone, and the meaning of this command was clear, Haaretz reported.[7]

A source in the Southern Command of the IDF told Haaretz: "Everyone knew by then that such vehicles could be carrying kidnapped civilians or soldiers...There was no case in which a vehicle carrying kidnapped people was knowingly attacked, but you couldn't really know if there were any such people in a vehicle. I can't say there was a clear instruction, but everyone knew what it meant to not let any vehicles return to Gaza."[7] The same source stated that on 2:00 P.M. a new instruction was given that "was meant to turn the area around the border fence into a killing zone, closing it off toward the west."[7]

Haaretz further reported that at 6:40 P.M. military intelligence believed militants were intending to flee back to Gaza in an organized manner from near Kibbutz Be'eri, Kfar Azza and Kissufim. In response the army launched artillery at the border fence area, very close to some of these communities. Shells were fired at the Erez border crossing shortly thereafter. The IDF says it is not aware of any civilians being hurt in these bombardments.[7]

Haaretz noted one case in which it is known that civilians were hit, which took place in the house of Pessi Cohen at Kibbutz Be'eri. 14 hostages were in the house as the IDF attacked it, with 13 of them killed.[7]

Het is bewezen dat de Hamas hulp kreeg van het IDF in de afslachting van 7 oktober. De slachtoffers waren nooit onschuldig. Ze bevonden zich op bezet gebied. Ze waren 100% op de hoogte van de hanibal directive. Ze wisten maar al te goed dat ze veel lawaai moesten maken om Hamas uit de dagen. Ze waren geindoctrineerd dat ze door het IDF zouden worden geliquideerd mochten ze in handen van de vijand vallen en verzaakten aan zelfmoord.

Mij stoort het dat ons land bij monde van onze premiers ( Alexander De Croo en nu Bart De Wever) de nadruk legt dat Israël het recht heeft zich te verdedigen. Ze zouden beter geen onderscheid maken in behandeling van de IS'en. Of het nu de Islamitische of de Israëlische Staat betreft, ze zijn elkaars dierste vijanden. De e IS'en sturen hun burgers/soldaten op kamikazemissies. Als ze de kamikaze tegen verwachting in overleven worden ze geacht seppuku of harakirri te plegen. Als ze in handen van de vijand vallen geldt de Hanibal directive.

Bibi Nethanyau is enkel geïnteresseerd in het ombrengen van de gegijzelden, hun familie en hun sympathisanten. Als de gegijzelden vrijkomen en hij het gevang voor zichzelf niet langer kan vermijden pleegt hij een Epsteineke.

Universalia · 8 oktober 2025, 09:04

Klopt het wat er geschreven staat?

Zoals het er nu aan toegaat wel.

Hoofdstraat · 8 oktober 2025, 13:36

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door ViveLaBelgique

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Directive

Dat weten we al lang, iedere vluchtende groep werd gebombardeerd, ook als er gijzelaars bij zaten.

Sommige Hamassers drongen een huis binnen, namen gijzelaars en belden dan zelf naar de Israëlische politie om onderhandelingen te beginnen en vrije doorgang te krijgen naar Gaza. Ze kregen echter bommen en een kogelregen als antwoord.

Alle doden op 7 oktober zijn door Hamas, ook deze die gedood werden door het IDF. Idem voor de dode Gazanen, die zijn de schuld van Hamas omdat ze een oorlog starten en zich niet willen overgeven.

Je mag nooit toegeven aan gijzelnemende barbaren.

8 oktober 2025, 08:56	#1
ViveLaBelgique Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 16 januari 2011 Berichten: 41.762	The IDF hanibal directive; how IDF murdered hostages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Directive Some commentators have argued that the Hannibal directive, previously understood to generally apply to situations involving IDF soldiers, enemy combatants and possibly non-Israeli civilians (with the goal of avoiding a repetition of the Ahmad Jibril, Samir Kuntar and Gilad Shalit prisoner exchanges thought as unfavorable for Israel), but not to Israeli civilians, was implemented by the IDF on a mass scale on 7 October 2023 when the IDF fired on Israeli civilian hostages while they were being driven by Hamas militants into Gaza. This would be the first time in the history of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that a Palestinian kidnapping operation and subsequent IDF Hannibal reaction included Israeli civilians.[70] An investigation by Haaretz in July 2024 concluded that the directive had been used on several occasions on that day, starting with a 7:18 a.m. order for the situation at Erez border crossing. ... On 18 December the IDF confirmed that Israeli combatants “fell as a result of friendly fire on October 7," but added that "beyond the operational investigations of the events, it would not be morally sound to investigate these incidents due to the immense and complex quantity of them that took place in the kibbutzim and southern Israeli communities due to the challenging situations the soldiers were in at the time."[81] In January, an investigation by Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth concluded that the IDF had in practice applied the Hannibal Directive from noon of October 7, ordering all combat units to stop "at all costs" any attempt by Hamas militants to return to Gaza with hostages.[6][82] According to Yedioth Ahronoth, Israeli soldiers inspected around 70 vehicles on the roads leading to Gaza that had been hit by a helicopter, tank or UAV, killing all occupants in at least some cases.[6][82] Further accusations and interviews Also in January, Middle East Monitor reported that Noam Dan, cousin of hostage Ofer Calderon, launched an accusation against the Israeli Prime Minister, claiming that captives in Gaza are being deliberately sacrificed as part of a strategy to prolong [Netanyahu's] political tenure. Dan argued that this forms part of a wider "Hannibal Directive", stating, "My government is annihilating them."[83] According to MondoWeiss, on 28 March 2024 IDF Captain Bar Zonshein gave an interview in which he recounted firing tank shells on vehicles on October 7, although he did not know if there were Israeli combatants alive or dead in them. Pressed on whether it was the right decision if there were Israeli soldiers killed as a result, he reportedly told Israeli media outlets "I decided that this is the right decision, that it's better to stop the abduction and that they not be taken".[84] UN Commission report A report by a UN Commission published in June 2024 found that the Israel Security Forces used the Hannibal Directive in several instances on October 7. In one example, a tank crew confirmed that they had applied the Hannibal Directive when they shot at a vehicle suspected of carrying kidnapped Israeli soldiers. The report also said that in two instances, Israeli forces "had likely applied the Hannibal Directive," resulting in the killing of up to 14 Israeli civilians.[8][85] Haaretz investigation A July 2024 Haaretz investigation revealed that the IDF ordered the Hannibal Directive to be used, adding: "Haaretz does not know whether or how many civilians and soldiers were hit due to these procedures, but the cumulative data indicates that many of the kidnapped people were at risk, exposed to Israeli gunfire, even if they were not the target."[7] One of these decisions was made at 7:18 A.M., when an observation post reported someone had been kidnapped at the Erez crossing, close to the IDF's liaison office. "Hannibal at Erez" came the command from divisional headquarters, "dispatch a Zik." The Zik is an unmanned assault drone, and the meaning of this command was clear, Haaretz reported.[7] A source in the Southern Command of the IDF told Haaretz: "Everyone knew by then that such vehicles could be carrying kidnapped civilians or soldiers...There was no case in which a vehicle carrying kidnapped people was knowingly attacked, but you couldn't really know if there were any such people in a vehicle. I can't say there was a clear instruction, but everyone knew what it meant to not let any vehicles return to Gaza."[7] The same source stated that on 2:00 P.M. a new instruction was given that "was meant to turn the area around the border fence into a killing zone, closing it off toward the west."[7] Haaretz further reported that at 6:40 P.M. military intelligence believed militants were intending to flee back to Gaza in an organized manner from near Kibbutz Be'eri, Kfar Azza and Kissufim. In response the army launched artillery at the border fence area, very close to some of these communities. Shells were fired at the Erez border crossing shortly thereafter. The IDF says it is not aware of any civilians being hurt in these bombardments.[7] Haaretz noted one case in which it is known that civilians were hit, which took place in the house of Pessi Cohen at Kibbutz Be'eri. 14 hostages were in the house as the IDF attacked it, with 13 of them killed.[7] Het is bewezen dat de Hamas hulp kreeg van het IDF in de afslachting van 7 oktober. De slachtoffers waren nooit onschuldig. Ze bevonden zich op bezet gebied. Ze waren 100% op de hoogte van de hanibal directive. Ze wisten maar al te goed dat ze veel lawaai moesten maken om Hamas uit de dagen. Ze waren geindoctrineerd dat ze door het IDF zouden worden geliquideerd mochten ze in handen van de vijand vallen en verzaakten aan zelfmoord. Mij stoort het dat ons land bij monde van onze premiers ( Alexander De Croo en nu Bart De Wever) de nadruk legt dat Israël het recht heeft zich te verdedigen. Ze zouden beter geen onderscheid maken in behandeling van de IS'en. Of het nu de Islamitische of de Israëlische Staat betreft, ze zijn elkaars dierste vijanden. De e IS'en sturen hun burgers/soldaten op kamikazemissies. Als ze de kamikaze tegen verwachting in overleven worden ze geacht seppuku of harakirri te plegen. Als ze in handen van de vijand vallen geldt de Hanibal directive. Bibi Nethanyau is enkel geïnteresseerd in het ombrengen van de gegijzelden, hun familie en hun sympathisanten. Als de gegijzelden vrijkomen en hij het gevang voor zichzelf niet langer kan vermijden pleegt hij een Epsteineke. __________________ Stemtip federaal: PVDA. Stop genocide ! Stemtip Vlaams: PVDA. Stop genocide ! Stemtip Europa: PVDA. Stop genocide ! Ooit was Bart De Wever de dikke steur vol eitjes voor N-VA; nu is hij de vis die de vijver levenloos maakt. Laatst gewijzigd door ViveLaBelgique : 8 oktober 2025 om 09:02.

8 oktober 2025, 09:04	#2
Universalia Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 29 december 2012 Locatie: Nieverans Les Bains Berichten: 45.608	Klopt het wat er geschreven staat? Zoals het er nu aan toegaat wel. __________________ Ik citeer Confucius: Als straffen niet op de juiste wijze worden opgelegd, weten de mensen niet waar ze aan toe zijn. Ook citeer ik A. Einstein met graagte: Bidden verandert de wereld niet, maar bidden verandert de mens en de mens verandert de wereld. Laatst gewijzigd door Universalia : 8 oktober 2025 om 09:05.