Post: #1

It is becoming a "regular" that high ranking officials are charged with sexual harassment as well as assault.

Maybe it is the rank, or maybe it is their enemies - but lately, Israel is experiencing a lot of claims on that subject.

Here is a link to an article summarizing recent events (in English).

The latest one being Brig.-Gen. Ofek Buchris.
Here is a link to his wiki page (In hebrew - sorry, but there is no English one).

This is him, a 4 years ago:


And last week:


The problem this time is (which is sometime the case) that both sides have credibility.

Buchris has undergone polygraph testing (came out that he is telling the truth about not sleeping with his accusers), and several people including his former
chief of staff (a female) who support him.
On the other side, there are now 3 female soldiers who are willing to testify. Two served together and another one is not an acquainted with those two.

Here is the twist:
Avital Ben Nun, the attorney of the prosecutors has her own little interesting story.
A decade ago, while being assistant district attorney she fell in love with a drug diller and lost her job.
Here is her picture:


Israeli's are very curious to see what will happen.

Post: #2

Nice bait, 10/10. I'll bite:

(03-05-2016 07:15 AM)TheMaleBrain Wrote:  Israeli war hero

(03-05-2016 07:15 AM)TheMaleBrain Wrote:  Israeli

(03-05-2016 07:15 AM)TheMaleBrain Wrote:  war hero

What'd he do? Kill Palis to defend this?




Poor guy. A shame really.
K-K-Keep me posted.

Post: #3

Any time you mix masculine men with women closely together in military settings, you're going to have fraternizations. It's just inevitable.

And then, of course, when the trysts go sour, or when expectations fall short for one reason or another, the accusations come flying.

All of this nonsense is yet another argument for either (1) taking efforts to keep the genders separate in the military, or (2) having a strong "no fraternization" rule.

Neither option is very good, but that's about the best that can be done.

Post: #4

Both options are good, first is better.

Post: #5

(03-05-2016 09:42 AM)Requiem Wrote:  What'd he do? Kill Palis to defend this?




Poor guy. A shame really.
K-K-Keep me posted.

Not a big fan of Israel either but those Palestinians shot in the video were the ones running around and stabbing random innocent Jews a couple months ago. Same thing with the woman in bleeding out on the ground. She randomly stabbed an IDF soldier.

The little kid bleeding on the ground with a broken leg was even rushed to and treated at an Israeli hospital despite killing a young Jewish kid.

PErsonally would have let those animals bleed out and die.

I dislike Israel too but you have to consider what kind of enemies they are dealing with. Israel is the one exercising restraint in this matter. They could easily turn the Gaza Strip into a glass crater within a week if they wanted.

Post: #6

(03-05-2016 11:31 AM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  those Palestinians shot in the video were the ones running around and stabbing random innocent Jews a couple months ago

How do you know the Jews were innocent? Hard to be an Israeli jew AND innocent to be honest, especially when living outside the 1949 territory.

(03-05-2016 11:31 AM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  I dislike Israel too but you have to consider what kind of enemies they are dealing with.

You don't seem to dislike them that much.
Did you consider what kind of enemies Israel's enemies are dealing with?
Soon there won't be any Palestine left. What are they supposed to do? You know how I would react when some tribe killed my neighbors, destroyed our community and built their shit where we used to live while suppressing the rest of us in our own homelands? Let's just say I don't find what's happening surprising and leave it at that.
The bias is sometimes unbelievable. Europeans get called cucked (rightfully so) for letting all those soulmates into their countries. "They should fight!!! Shoot them at the border if necessary!!!" yet when Palestinians use whatever means they have left to fight against an ongoing occupation that has been real for many many years already, you call them animals. Must be a flexible brain from all those gymnastics.

The reason why Israel hasn't "turned Gaza Strip into a glass crater" yet is because they need the illusion of a threat for their fucking policies. They keep them alive to help them push their agenda. Talk about animals... give me a break.

Post: #7

Me reading OP's post:



Me reading the first reply:

Post: #8

(03-05-2016 03:29 PM)Requiem Wrote:  

(03-05-2016 11:31 AM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  those Palestinians shot in the video were the ones running around and stabbing random innocent Jews a couple months ago

How do you know the Jews were innocent? Hard to be an Israeli jew AND innocent to be honest, especially when living outside the 1949 territory.

I do not support Talmudic Jews.

But, the historical argument doesn't really hold water. If we go back, way way back, it was Jews living there before it was conquered by Rome then Islam.

Post: #9

(03-05-2016 09:29 PM)Samseau Wrote:  

(03-05-2016 03:29 PM)Requiem Wrote:  

(03-05-2016 11:31 AM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  those Palestinians shot in the video were the ones running around and stabbing random innocent Jews a couple months ago

How do you know the Jews were innocent? Hard to be an Israeli jew AND innocent to be honest, especially when living outside the 1949 territory.

I do not support Talmudic Jews.

But, the historical argument doesn't really hold water. If we go back, way way back, it was Jews living there before it was conquered by Rome then Islam.

I pretty much agree with this point of view too. I'm deeply suspicious of zionists and their sympathizers but Israel definitely has every right to exist.

Muslims claim over Jerusalem holds no historical weight.

Post: #10

I'm going to stick up for Male Brain here.

The guy started this thread to talk about the subject of sexual harassment in military organizations.

And now everybody's jumping all over him for political bullshit and all this unrelated stuff. Give the guy a break...this is not a thread about geopolitics or religion.

Male Brain, tell us more about this incident. I want to hear more.

Is this type of thing common in the IDF?

We hear a lot in the US about the IDF being totally integrated along gender lines. Is this true? And if so, is there a lot of fraternization going on?

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Post: #11

(03-06-2016 12:10 AM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  I'm going to stick up for Male Brain here.

The guy started this thread to talk about the subject of sexual harassment in military organizations.

And now everybody's jumping all over him for political bullshit and all this unrelated stuff. Give the guy a break...this is not a thread about geopolitics or religion.

Male Brain, tell us more about this incident. I want to hear more.

Is this type of thing common in the IDF?

We hear a lot in the US about the IDF being totally integrated along gender lines. Is this true? And if so, is there a lot of fraternization going on?

.

Qunitus

About the incident:
From Haaretz (Leftist paper) - but it shows the background:

Quote:Suspicions of sexual offences, including rape, against an Israel Defense Forces brigadier general were upheld by a military judge on Tuesday night. The investigation against Brig. Gen. Ofek Buchris is now expected to move into high gear.
Buchris, 47, is finishing his role as the commander of the IDF's Command and Staff College and was due to head the Operations Division. In his previous roles, he headed a division in the Northern Command and the Golani infantry brigade.

It seems that there was sufficient evidence to go to court:

Quote:The prosecution told the court martial that the brigadier general is suspected of serious sexual offences, including five counts of rape, sodomy and indecent assault over a long period.
Buchris denied having sexual relations with the soldier and his counsel submitted to the court a polygraph conducted on Sunday.

These things are semi-common in the IDF.
The following article (again from Haaretz) reports that in 2014 there were 1073 complaints.
Almost every few months you have a media blowout regarding an officer allegedly harassing a female soldier.

The IDF is not fully integrated, but is very close to it.
Check this article:

Quote:In Israel, some 92 percent of army positions are open to women, including elite units in the Artillery Corps ‒ including in the “Sky Riders,” which operate unmanned aerial vehicles ‒ and combat roles in the Navy, Air Force, Home Front Command and Military Police in the West Bank.

Quote:Women in combat roles serve the same as their male counterparts, though women in the IDF normally serve only two years. The length of service for men was reduced on July 6 from three years to 32 months and the IDF is pushing to lengthen the women’s draft from 24 months to 28 months to cover the shortfall and reduce the gap between men and women’s service time.

Quote:Following field tests, the IDF decided in May not to allow female recruits to serve in tanks, partially because of some of the physically demanding tasks and partially out of concern for the lack of privacy. They did, however, leave room to reconsider allowing female soldiers to serve as combat engineers operating heavy equipment, also in enemy territory, after reviewing the policies of other Western militaries

Quote:female soldiers constitute some 34 percent of the IDF’s manpower compared to the US military where women make up only 15 percent of the troops

Quote:only three to four percent of IDF women serve in combat and semi-combat positions

Fraternization - yes, there is A LOT of fraternization
One of our most heavily used "old boys network" is the army service. And you make friends for life.

Post: #12

(03-05-2016 09:29 PM)Samseau Wrote:  If we go back, way way back, it was Jews living there before it was conquered by Rome then Islam.

And that's why it is ok to bulldoze the homes and livelihood of Palestinians and treat them like animals in cages?












Fuck'em. I'm done with this topic. Always makes my blood boil.
If people feel like they want to support Israel, go for it. Let them slaughter every last Palestinian, at least that fucking war is over then. Call the murderers "war heroes" and jerk off to how great they are. Not that it will mean peace, because peace and Israel are mutually exclusive, but whatever. Humanity at this point is fucked up beyond all repair anyways. I can't care anymore.

Post: #13

(03-06-2016 05:52 AM)Requiem Wrote:  Fuck'em. I'm done with this topic. Always makes my blood boil.
If people feel like they want to support Israel, go for it. Let them slaughter every last Palestinian, at least that fucking war is over then. Call the murderers "war heroes" and jerk off to how great they are. Not that it will mean peace, because peace and Israel are mutually exclusive, but whatever. Humanity at this point is fucked up beyond all repair anyways. I can't care anymore.

Settle down. Noone here is a zionist. The idea that anyone here is a zionist or has sympathies towards the Jewish elite actually made me laugh.

I won't speak for Samseau but it's readily apparent from his posting history that he's probably not a Zionist hardliner, a fan of mainstream jewish elite media, or has neo-con sympathies.

The fact is if you are talking about historical land the Muslim claim is non existent in Israel. Palestinians got dealt a raw deal for sure.

However there's a confluence of arab polities and tribal sympathies that have been scheming and jockeying for decades in that region.

Israel expansion of borders is definitely wrong and orthodox settlers are shitbags don't get me wrong.


However, Palestinians are pawns in the game..they are not alone though in the world. Tibetans are pawns. Kurds are pawns. The Kashmirs stuck between Pakistan and India are pawns. That's just how it is.

Getting too emotionally invested in pawns is losing sight of the importance of the bigger picture.

Post: #14

^I understand that. I wasn't talking specifically about Samseau. I know he's not a Zionist.

This is now a Palestinian thread:

Post: #15

The most adamant pro-Palestinian activists are usually SJW fags who wear a keffiyeh to their poli sci class... just sayin'.

Why do I get the feeling that these accusers slept with the "war hero" to try to hitch their wagon to somebody successful and well-connected and got pissed when their fantasy didn't play out like it did in their head?

Post: #16

Screw Palestine and any muslim claims to Jerusalem and the holy land. There is absolutely no reason for them to be there and as Chito Loco said, there is no historical basis for their claims beyond being a "me too" religion and claiming a trophy over Christians and Jews.

As for taking this thread on topic, I'm surprised we don't see more instances of assault within the IDF. This is who you have to serve with:



Israeli chicks are freaking hot. No way in hell there isn't more hanky panky going on.

Post: #17

I wish I banged more of these during my tour.

And by the way OP, is it just me, or do the girls over there lack tahat (ass in English)?

Post: #18

(03-06-2016 06:18 AM)Requiem Wrote:  This is now a Palestinian thread:

3-day suspension for derailing thread with anti-Israeli trolling.

Post: #19

(03-06-2016 11:56 AM)Irenicus Wrote:  I wish I banged more of these during my tour.

And by the way OP, is it just me, or do the girls over there lack tahat (ass in English)?

Irenicus
They don't lack it, they just don't show it.

PS
They are with the Armored Corps. This is a surprise as that corps is not known in Israel for its fine girls.
Probably they serve in the Armored Corps museum.

Post: #20

Male Brain,

I'm curious to know if it is common for officers and enlisted people to have intimate relationships in the IDF. Are anti-socialization rules strictly enforced, or do people just sort of keep it all quiet?

I know in the Marine Corps (at least in the 90s) this sort of thing was specifically prohibited, it was very rare, and when it did happen, people were seriously disciplined for it. Other US military units, sadly, are very lax about this.

What's it like over there?

Post: #21

(03-07-2016 01:46 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  Male Brain,

I'm curious to know if it is common for officers and enlisted people to have intimate relationships in the IDF. Are anti-socialization rules strictly enforced, or do people just sort of keep it all quiet?

I know in the Marine Corps (at least in the 90s) this sort of thing was specifically prohibited, it was very rare, and when it did happen, people were seriously disciplined for it. Other US military units, sadly, are very lax about this.

What's it like over there?

Qunitus
There are no specific "anti-socialization" rules.
There is the common "sexual harassment" code. Soldiers tend to hookup or sometimes even LTR. Unless the ranks are not equal (-> sexual harassment potential) and there is direct/indirect relations.
It is mostly kept quiet, but the thing is that Israel is a small country. So every other weekend people go home. So there are options outside the army.

I'm not familiar with disciplinary actions regarding that. I'm still on reserve duty and have not seen anything remotly close to it.
However - most people tend to either hookup or form LTR outside their unit.

Post: #22

I will add a little more to the OP's response, based upon my experiences.

In some instances (some POG units, or jobnikim, as we call them), it is forbidden. For example,at the start of my service, at the military Ulpan, us soldiers did not know even the names and hometowns of our instructors (females, also military) literally until the last day, which says a lot.

In combat units (I was in one until recently, so it is a first hand experience) it is permissible as long as your performances as a soldier do not suffer.

Post: #23

I have a few female friends in the IDF.

Would bang the absolute shit out of all of them. They also have conspicuously better quality and numbers of women in their military than the US.

I need to go jerk off to stay on topic

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Post: #24

(03-05-2016 11:31 AM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  

(03-05-2016 09:42 AM)Requiem Wrote:  What'd he do? Kill Palis to defend this?




Poor guy. A shame really.
K-K-Keep me posted.

Not a big fan of Israel either but those Palestinians shot in the video were the ones running around and stabbing random innocent Jews a couple months ago. Same thing with the woman in bleeding out on the ground. She randomly stabbed an IDF soldier.

The little kid bleeding on the ground with a broken leg was even rushed to and treated at an Israeli hospital despite killing a young Jewish kid.

PErsonally would have let those animals bleed out and die.

I dislike Israel too but you have to consider what kind of enemies they are dealing with. Israel is the one exercising restraint in this matter. They could easily turn the Gaza Strip into a glass crater within a week if they wanted.

A few years ago in Belgrade, I met an old Jew. He lived in the basement apartment in the block where I was staying. Nice guy who ran his own small business in which he employed a couple of Serb and Roma refugees from Kosovo. He lived alone as his wife had died a few years previous. I would meet him every morning outside the main entrance as he picked up his post and chatted to the postman.

One day he invited me into his apartment to drink some home made Serbian plum brandy. I noticed all the old sepia pictures on the wall, showing his relatives and immediate family. An extended family photo from August 1938 showed proud and prosperous family. When I asked about them, he pointed and said murdered by fascists. Grandparents, parents, siblings, nieces, nephews, cousins. One of the victims was a 4 year old girl, his youngest sister. It then hit me the extent of the tragedy that had befallen this man. He joined Tito's Partizans to avenge his family's murder at the hands of the local Ustasa who had marched into his village and proceeded to round up and indiscriminately kill every Serb, Roma, Jew or anyone whom they thought was a perceived enemy they could lay their hands on. It was savage, primeval, neighbour v neighbour. Only the Balkans could have produced it, yet here I was enjoying the hospitality that could only befit the same place. It felt a bit odd.

A portrait of Josip Broz hung above a late 1980s Philips TV alongside that of his wife. He proudly showed me his medals. It was his world. Anyway the conversation drifted towards Israel as it did and his remarks were quite sober, "We Jews have created the biggest Jewish ghetto in the world. What did we expect when we came and threw them (Palestinian Arabs) off their lands. Now we are surrounded by enemies who hate us, who want to kill us. We cannot go anywhere". He said it with the bitterness of a man of his advanced years who had seen it all. He cursed Israel, Netanyahu, its army, its institutions. The old Partizan has since passed but I do hope one day that the Palestinian people do finally get justice that they deserve and are allowed to return home.

Post: #25

(03-09-2016 03:13 AM)Irenicus Wrote:  In combat units (I was in one until recently, so it is a first hand experience) it is permissible as long as your performances as a soldier do not suffer.

This is how it was for mr in the US Navy.

When I was on ships killing terrorists I fucked the daylights out of a massive amount of enlisted women. When we were off deployment it was a huge ordeal and filthy gossip mill.

Rules change on all types of stuff during combat.

Aloha!