The International Committee of the Red Cross in Israel and the “Occupied Territories” may have a hard time finding reasons to condemn Israel for violating International Humanitarian Law in real life. That may be why the organization took to social media to condemn an Israeli television show for violating ‘IHL’.
In a tweet on Sunday, The International Committee of the Red Cross in Israel and the “Occupied Territories” wrote: Like many of you, this year we’ve also watched @FaudaOfficial and noted a number of violations of #IHL.
Like many of you, this year we’ve also watched @FaudaOfficial and noted a number of violations of #IHL.
Check out this Twitter thread and tell us if you see more!
— ICRC in Israel & OT (@ICRC_ilot) December 27, 2020
Fauda is a popular television series on Netflix which depicts the ongoing conflict between Israel’s intelligence apparatus as they combat violent Arab terrorists. The series originally premiered on the Israeli ‘Yes’ cable network in 2015.
The ICRC then went on to post various clips of the action-drama highlighting how the Israelis in the scene violated international humanitarian law.
Ep. 10:
Cruising with friends in a van is a great way to enjoy the weekend.
❌Using an ambulance for covert activities and impersonating health care workers and misusing the emblem are serious violations of IHL. pic.twitter.com/c0MrXbREoc— ICRC in Israel & OT (@ICRC_ilot) December 27, 2020
The show’s writer, Avi Issacharoff responded facetiously saying: “We shall consider all this in season 4 and promise to try to come with new original violations”
We shall consider all this in season 4 and promise to try to come with new original violations
— avi issacharoff (@issacharoff) December 27, 2020
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