Israeli soldiers describe shoot-on-sight orders in Gaza; 70,000+ killed

Der Spiegel interviews ten Israeli soldiers who describe a standing rule to shoot anyone seen in Gaza's combat zones, citing revenge motives and permissive rules of engagement. The claims are unverified and based on anonymous testimony, but they suggest potential systematic conduct that could fuel war-crimes allegations and international pressure. This matters as it may influence legal proceedings and diplomatic stances on the conflict.