Free Palestine Movement website releases details on 100 Israeli air force pilots

The Free Palestine Movement has received the following statement and data anonymously. Please note that the data are very limited in scope, comprising no more than identification and sometimes photographs. The statement alleges that the below-named individuals are active duty Israeli Air Force pilots that have apparently participated in war crimes.

A web search provides some corroboration of the data and until now we have found no discrepancies. However, since the data are so limited, we recommend its use to gather more information, possibly including questioning and potential prosecution of the named individuals when they travel abroad.

We thank the persons who sent the data and hope that they may be able to provide more information about operations and decision made by the named individuals that can be used to pursue legal action.

Statement received with data:
The well-being of Israel is temporary and can be undermined. It is obtained through crushing the liberties of its subjects. Foremost are Palestinians- their lives infringed upon, their homes routinely destroyed.

Yet this vast machine is not all-immune. Its weakness lies in its dependance on people which are necessarily vulnerable. Those perpetuating the state's dominion value their lives and property just as highly as do their opponents.

Below is a list of a 100 Israeli air-force pilots under active duty.

They have chosen to harness their skills in the spreading of mass destruction over towns and villages throughout Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. State protection renders them immune. A contrived veil of anonymity enables their crimes without them suffering any fear.

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