For decades, popular wisdom insists that the Holocaust could have been prevented if only the German soldiers had refused to follow orders. Of course, that naively takes for granted that your ordinary German had some moral objections to persecuting, dragging to ghettos and murdering Jews.
Two summers ago, in Israel, many soldiers were terribly upset by their orders to evict, exile innocent law-abiding Jews from their homes in Gush Katif and Northern Shomron.
Thirty-eight years earlier the world saw Israeli soldiers cry uncontrollably after liberating the kotel, the Western Wall. What a difference when we saw soldiers crying, in 2005, as they didn't have the guts to go with their morals and feelings. We saw soldiers breaking down, because they knew that they were obeying evil laws made by immoral politicians. The Nazi soldiers didn't cry when they murdered Jews.
Many of the soldiers of Disengagement, two years ago suffered the worst of Post Traumatic Stress, and that's why yesterday IDF soldiers from an elite fighting unit refused to evict innocent, patriotic Jews from homes in Hebron.
Today's soldiers are stronger than their elder brothers. Yasher kocham!
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