[aidos]

Do you have anything to back that up? I'd be interested in reading about it.

Edit: I can see there's an article here that sounds like the root of this sort of statement but I can't read any details because I'm in a really remote place with very little internet. Over the last couple of days I've discovered that the wired world no longer cares for those with 7kbs connections :-)

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/08/hamas-kills...

[golergka]

Yeah, it's things like this. Not the easies thing to google as Gaza doesn't exactly has any unbiased journalists; hopefully, I'll be able to provide you with some sources later in the evening.

[tek-cyb-org]

I'm sorry but that article has nothing to do with the topic at hand. Every country on earth executes informants.

[aidos]

That's sort of the point I was making though (even though I couldn't see the article, that's the story that seemed to dominate when I searched in Google).

On paper, that's "collaborating" with Isreal leading to execution (GP: "they'd risk execution for "collaboration" if they did this").

I suspect that there was a (horrible) case like this that was promoted within Israel to drive the sort of talk that I was responding to. An incident is taken out of context, rebranded and sold as normal behaviour by a demon state.

I'd like to see the articles about people in Gaza being killed for getting support from people in Israel.

[tek-cyb-org]

Heres the problem. Most israeli don't care about palestinians. 87% of israelis supported the massacre of palestinians in gaza. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/israelis-sup...