everything squirts out, he added. zaken says he can no longer eat meat, as it reminds him of the gruesome scenes he witnessed from his bulldozer in gaza, and struggles to sleep at night, the sound of explosions ringing in his head. when you see a lot of meat outside, and blood both ours and theirs (hamas), then it really affects you when you eat, he told cnn, referring to bodies as meat.   he maintains that the vast majority of those he encountered were terrorists. > i'm sure he did, he has to or he will anhero instantly, look below as he counter acts this statement right away saying the oppisite the civilians we saw, we stopped and brought them water to drink, and we let them eat from our food, he recalled, adding that even in such situations, hamas fighters would shoot at them. > lies so, there is no such thing as citizens, he said, referring to the ability of hamas fighters to blend with civilians. this is terrorism.  > see the truth, 'no such thing as citizens(civilians. hamas fire teams are 2-4 men who work in small hit and run attacks. there are no "terrorists standing the the street to be run over". those were civilians they murdered in cold blood.  there was a very strong collective attitude of distrust among israeli soldiers toward the palestinians in gaza, especially at the outset of the war, the medic said. there was a notion that gazans, including civilians, are bad, that they support hamas, that they help hamas, that they were hiding ammunition, the medic said.  after mizrahi took his own life, videos and photos surfaced on social media of the reservist bulldozing homes and buildings in gaza and posing in front of vandalized structures. some of the images, which were purportedly posted on his now removed social media accounts, appeared in a documentary that he was interviewed for on israels channel 13.  > someone link the interview plox!
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