Yehuda Shaul

Yehuda Shaul was an IDF commander during the Second Intifada and is a founding member of Breaking the Silence.

Recent Articles
Palestinians protesters clash with Israeli forces during a demonstrations at the Israel-Gaza fence, near Shuja'iyya neighborhood of Gaza City, July 19, 2019. (Hassan Jedi/Flash90)
Annexation aims to cut Palestinians out of Israel’s demographic equation
Israel's West Bank plans are driven by the logic of the Gaza Disengagement: control Palestinian land while shirking responsibility for its people.
By Yehuda Shaul July 28, 2020
Israeli security officers take position near a burning tire during clashes with Palestinian protesters at a demonstration marking Land Day at Qalandiya checkpoint, near Ramallah, March 30, 2012. (Uri Lenz/FLASH90)
Jared Kushner does not see the brutal occupation I helped carry out
As a former soldier, I enforced two separate legal systems for Israelis and Palestinians. The Trump plan wants to make this reality permanent.
By Yehuda Shaul February 3, 2020
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