Leaked-Video Scandal Tests Israel’s Ability to Investigate Its Own Soldiers

The Wall Street JournalTuesday, November 11, 2025 at 8:11:00 PM
Leaked-Video Scandal Tests Israel’s Ability to Investigate Its Own Soldiers
The recent leaked video scandal has put Israel's military under intense scrutiny regarding its ability to investigate allegations of abuse against Palestinian prisoners. This situation is further complicated by the involvement of the military's former top lawyer, who is now facing scrutiny himself. The implications of this case are significant, as they not only challenge the integrity of military investigations but also raise broader questions about accountability and human rights within the Israeli military framework. The ongoing discourse surrounding this issue reflects a critical examination of how allegations of misconduct are handled, particularly in relation to the treatment of Palestinian detainees, and underscores the need for transparency and reform in military practices.
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