From the BBC:
Israel soldiers speak out on GazaThe full Breaking the Silence report is here.Soldier testimonies appear to contradict official Israeli statements
A group of soldiers who took part in Israel's assault in Gaza say widespread abuses were committed against civilians under "permissive" rules of engagement.
The troops said they had been urged to fire on any building or person that seemed suspicious and said civilians were sometimes used as human shields.
Breaking the Silence, a campaign group made up of Israeli soldiers, gathered anonymous accounts from 26 soldiers. ...
Many of the testimonies are in line with claims made by human-rights organisations that Israeli military action in Gaza was indiscriminate and disproportionate.
Amnesty International has accused both Israel and Hamas of committing war crimes during the 22-day conflict.
See also here.
This is a Dutch TV video (in Hebrew, with English subtitles) of interviews with Israeli soldiers who were involved in the "Cast Lead" invasion in Gaza.
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Fatah leaders ban Al-Jazeera
Palestine: The Western-backed West Bank administration has announced that it has suspended the operations of Al-Jazeera in the occupied territory, accusing it of siding with Hamas.
The decision will only affect Al-Jazeera operations in the West Bank, where President Mahmoud Abbas is in charge not Hamas-administered Gaza.
Yesterday, Al-Jazeera quoted a figure in Mr Abbas's Fatah party saying that Mr Abbas had conspired with Tel Aviv to kill Yasser Arafat.
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