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Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 The following information was received anonymously; presumably from a member of the Israeli Military. It was presented as follows: Underlining the following people is an act of retribution and affront. They are the direct perpetrators, agents for the state of Israel that in Dec.- Jan. 2008- 2009 attacked scores of people in the besieged Gaza. The people listed here held positions of command at the time of the attack therefore not only did they perform on behalf of a murderous state mechanism but actively encouraged other people to do the same. They bear a distinctive personal responsibility. They range from low-level field commanders to the highest echelons of the Israeli army. All took an active and direct role in the offensive. In underlining them we are purposefully directing attention to individuals rather than the static structures through which they operate. We are aligning people with actions. It is to these persons and others, Like them, to which we must object and bring our plaints to bear upon. This information was pirated. We encourage people to seek out other such similar information, it is readily available in the public sphere and inside public officials' locked cabinets. This is a form of resistance that can be effectively sustained for a long while. This project for one, has only just begun, do your bit so that this virtual list may come to bear upon the physical. Disseminate widely. http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 1 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 Picture Name Rank Position Date of ID Address Birth Number כתובת תפקיד דרגה שם תמונה מספר תאריך תעודת לידה זהות 1. Agai Brigadier Head of the 19/04/66 22380406 26 Inbar st. Yehezkel General Armored Corps Caesarea קצין שריון ראשי תא”ל אגאי 30889 יחזקאל ענבר 26 קיסריה 30889 2. Aharon Colonel Head of “Bahad 12/10/67 23050578 Haliwa 1" (officer training אל”מ (academy אהרן חליוה מפקד בית הספר לקצינים בה”ד 1 3. Alex Second Nesher Field 12/12/87 304074636 Shakliar Lieutenant Inteligence Battalion, Squad Commander סג”מ אלכס שקליאר גדוד מודיעין השדה נשר, מפקד צוות 4. Amir Ulo Lieutenant Yahalom 09/05/71 28542900 62 Hagai st. Colonel Engineering Battalion Har Adar אמיר אולו Commander סא”ל 90836 מפקד גדוד הגיא 62 ההנדסה יהל"ם הר אדר 90836 5. Amir Abstein Lieutenant 7th Regiment, 75 28/03/73 16436917 21 Yahalom st. Colonel Romach -Battalion Modi'in-Maccabim אמיר Commander Re'ut סא”ל אבשטיין 71725 חטיבה 7 מג"ד 75 רומח יהלום 21 מודיעין- מכבים- רעות 71725 http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 2 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 71725 6. Amir Shimon Major Head of the 04/04/59 55652846 # 78 Eshel General Planning Directorate Kidron אלוף אמיר שמעון 70795 ראש אגף אשל התכנון קידרון 78 70795 7. Amos Yadlin Major Head of 20/11/51 51112027 11 Smadar st. General Intelligence Directorate Karmei Yosef עמוס ידלין אלוף 99797 ראש אמ"ן סמדר 11 כרמי יוסף 99797 8. Anna Strelski Sergeant Bislmach 22/09/88 309313674 Infantry Training סמלת אנה ,Academy סטרלסקי Mortar Commander ביסלמ"ח (בית ספר למקצועת החי"ר), מפקדת מרגמות חיפה Anton L:ieutenant Paratroopers 202 22/12/84 324417930 .9 Siomin (Reserve) Zefa, Company Deputy Haifa Commander סגן (מיל') אנטון סיומין צנחנים 202 צפע, סמ"פ 10. Aram Zehavi Captain 601 Assaf 03/09'/81 43249036 Engineering ,Battalion סרן ארם זהבי Company Commander http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 3 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 11. Ariel Colonel “Hazor” Air 01/01/64 58497306 Machane Tali Brickman Force Base Commander Mizpe Ramon אל”מ אריאל 80600 מפקד בסיס חיל בריקמן האוויר חצור מחנה טלי מצפה רמון 80600 12. Ariel Karo Brigadier Head of Field 01/01/65 22136576 73 Herzl st. General Intelligence Corps Kefar Sava אריאל קארו תא”ל 44213 קצין מודיעין שדה ראשי הרצל 73 כפר סבא 44213 13. Ariel Rifkin Sergeant 601 Assaf 19/07/79 37287497 Major engineering Battalion, Heavy אריאל Engineering רס"ל ריפקין Team Work manager (D-9 operators) גדוד צמ”ה 601 אסף (מפעילי D-9), מנהל עבודות 14. Ariel Lieutenant Paratroopers 101 22/09/73 25244492 # 91 Machane Adi Yochanan Colonel Peten Batallion Commander (as (Nevatim) (replacement סא”ל אריאל יוחנן 8554 צנחנים, מחנה עדי 91 מג"ד101 פתן (ממלא מקום) (נבטים ) 85540 http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 4 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 15. Arnon Avital Lieutenant 401 Regiment 9 27/08/85 37079779 Eshet, Deputy Company סגן ארנון אביטל Commander חטיבה 401 גדוד 9 עשת, סמ"פ 16. Assaf Bryt Captain Golani 07/11/1979 37414240 (Reserve) Reconnaissance Battalion, Squad אסף בריט Commander סרן (מיל') גדס"ר גולני, מפקד צוות 17. Avi Balut Lieutenant Paratroopers 101 12/09/74 31795750 66 Yisaschar st. Colonel Peten Battalion -Commander Modi'in-Maccabim אבי בלוט Re'ut סא”ל צנחנים, מג"ד 71724 101 פתן יששכר 66 מודיעין- מכבים- רעות 71724 18. Avi Bnayahu Brigadier Military 11/07/77 33809724 Lehavot Haviva general Spokesperson 38835 אבי בניהו דובר צה"ל תא”ל להבות חביבה 38835 19. Avi Mizrakhi Major Commander of 26/12/57 55006639 14 Sheshet st. General the Ground Forces Zikhron Ya'akov אבי מזרחי אלוף 30900 מפקד זרוע היבשה ששת הימים 14 זכרון יעקוב 30900 http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 5 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 20. Avi Peled Colonel Golani 01/11/69 24638306 24 Shivtei Israel st. Regiment -Commander Modi'in-Maccabim אל”מ אבי פלד Re'ut מפקד חטיבת 71700 גולני שבטי ישראל 24 מודיעין-מכבים-רעות 71700 21. Aviad Perri Lieutenant 401 Rregiment 27/04/87 300409752 71 Reshef, Platoon סגן אביעד פרי Commander חטיבה401 גדוד 71 רשף, מ"מ 22. Aviel Siman- Captain Givati 424 19/12/84 36541704 49 Shlomo Hamelech Tov Shaked, st. Company סרן Commander Tel Aviv אביאל סימן-טוב 64386 גבעתי 424 שקד, מ"פ שלמה המלך49 תל אביב 64386 23. Avihay Captain Golani 12 27/04/85 21544416 Wizman Barak, Company Commander סרן אביחי ויזמן גולני 12 ברק, מ"פ 24. Avihu Ben Lieutenant Givaati 432 14/04/87 300751518 Zahar Tsabar, Platoon Commander סגן אביהו בן זכר http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 6 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 גבעתי 432 צבר, מ"מ 25. Avishay Levi Brigadier Head of Air 02/12/63 58430992 27 Givat Halevuna st. General Force Intelligence Modi'in Maccabim אבישי לוי Re'ut תא”ל ראש להק 71799 מודיעין בחיל האוויר גבעת הלבונה 27 מודיעין- מכבים- רעות 71799 26. Avishay Lieutenant “Nurit” Artillery 15/10/87 301178984 Shasha Battery, Squad Commander סגן אבישי סוללת תותחנים שאשא "נורית", מפקד צוות 27. Aviv Edri Captain Paratroopers 20/07/84 66444779 1180 Merhavim st. Reconnaissance Battalion, Squad Dimona סרן אביב עודרי Commander 86176 גדס"ר צנחנים, מרחבים 1180 מפקד צוות דימונה 86176 28. Aviv Brigadier Head of the 23/04/64 58741323 # 249 Kochavi general Operations Division Adi תא”ל אביב כוכבי 17940 ראש חטיבת המבצעים עדי 249 17940 29. Aviv Major Gaza Division, 17/01/81 40882888 # 2 Shaked http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 7 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 Mendelowitz Deputy neighborhood Commander of רס”ן Artillery Yerucham אביב מנדלוביץ 80500 אוגדת עזה, סגן מפקד שכונת שקד 2 הארטילריה ירוחם 80500 30. Baruch Second Golani 16/08/86 300046588 (Barry) Lieutenant Reconnossaince Berlinsky Batallion, Squad Commander סג"מ ברוך (ברי) גדס"ר גולני, ברלינסקי מפקד צוות 31. Basam Alian Lieutenant Deputy 26/11/73 26458588 Shfaram Colonel Commander of the Northern 20200 בסאם עליאן Regiment in the סא”ל שפרעם Gaza division 20200 סגן מפקד החטיבה הצפונית באוגדת עזה 32. Ben-Zion Colonel Deputy 02/10/58 55486237 44 Hagefen st. (Benzi) (reserve) Commander of a Gruver Reserve Efrata Division אל”מ 90435 (מיל') בן-ציון סגן מפקד (בנצי) גרובר הגפן 44 אוגדת מילואים אפרתה 90435 33. Bnaya Sarel Second Givaati 424 24/08/87 301071320 66 Bne Beitcha st. Lieutenant Shaked, Platoon Commander בניה שראל סג”מ Givaat Hacharsina גבעתי 424 שקד, מ"מ Kiryat Arba 90100 http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 8 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 בנה ביתך 66 גבעת החרסינה קרית ארבע 90100 34. Boaz Dabush Staff 601 Assaf 02/08/71 28804276 # 10 Sergeant engineering Major Battalion, Heavy בועז דבוש Engineering Team Work Zeitan רס”מ manager (D-9 operators) 71915 גדוד צמ”ה 601 אסף (מפעילי D-9), מנהל זיתן 10 עבודות 71915 35. Boaz Rubin Captain Hanegev 11/09/77 34233114 4 Stefen Zweig st. (reserve) Reserve Regiment, Tel-Aviv בועז רובין Deputy Company 69642 Commnader סטפן צוויג 4 סרן (מיל') חטיבת תל אביב המילואים הנגב, סמ"פ 69642 36. Boris Major Commander of a 12/02/81 309209070 Ashkelon Schuster “Dabur” Navy אשקלון Flotilla רס"ן בוריס שוסטר מפקד שייטת דבורים בחיל הים 37. Dado Bar- Lieutenant Givati 424 20/08/76 33193061 114 Sderot Hagalil st. Kalifa Colonel Shaked Battalion Bat-Hefer Commander סא”ל דדו 42842 בר-כליפא גבעתי, מג"ד שדרות הגליל 114 424 שקד http://s242816488.onlinehome.us/criminals/ Page 9 sur 39 Israeli War Criminals 22/11/10 22:47 בת-חפר 42842 38. Dan Dolberg Second 401 Regiment 15/04/89 300257755 Yavne Lieutenant 46 Shelach, Company דן דולברג Commander סג"מ חטיבה 401 גדוד 46 שלח, מ"מ יבנה 39. Dan Harel Major Deputy Chief of 17/02/55 53312690 13 Erez st. general Staff -Modi'in-Maccabim דן הראל Re'ut סגן הרמטכ"ל אלוף 71908 ארז מ"ר 13 מודיעין-מכבים-רעות 71908 40.
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