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Inside the “Most Moral Army”: An IDF Soldier’s Video of Humiliation and Supremacist Rage

“We’re God’s Chosen People”: IDF Soldier Trampling a Palestinian Woman

This is a video posted by an IDF soldier showing her trampling a Palestinian woman under her boots — from the army that claims to be ‘the most moral in the world.’ The soldier uploaded the footage to her own social media account.

This is how they treat people, including children, in their custody — often arbitrarily arrested and held for years without trial — and what it reveals about their view of Palestinians: no morality, no decency, no dignity, and no respect for basic rules of engagement.

This soldier, like many other Israeli soldiers who proudly boast of their cruel disdain for Palestinians on social media, expressed her sense of superiority: ‘We’re God’s chosen people. You are the goyim — beneath us. We treat you however we want.’

This mentality and these actions reflect a deeply inhumane and unacceptable — though normalised — abuse of power in the Zionist state of Israel.

Treated as Amalek

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly compared Palestinians and anyone resisting the expansionist Greater Israel project — such as Iran — to the biblical Amalek, an archetypal enemy whose memory must be “blotted out.”

Netanyahu invoked this rhetoric in October 2023 during the Gaza ground invasion (“Remember what Amalek has done to you”) and again in March 2026 amid conflict with Iran (“We read in this week’s Torah portion, ‘Remember what Amalek did to you.’ We remember — and we act.”).

The explicit biblical command for total destruction — including men, women, children, infants, and even livestock — appears in 1 Samuel 15:3, where King Saul is instructed to “put to death” all without sparing anything as part of devoting Amalek to utter destruction (herem).

This chilling blend of supremacist ideology and dehumanising rhetoric echoes a modern cruel supremacist attitude disturbingly comparable to that of Nazi Germany.

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