what i do is i criticise the mission the idf got to carry out. soldiers are facing has to do with the decisions of the government. you can be a right—wing soldier or a left—wing soldier, but you're carrying out a mission of the most right—wing, messianic, religious government... but you can't be an effective soldier if you look at your comrades just down the line and you know that his political views might lead him to say he won't do certain things, because it's against his moral principles. armies don't work like that. no, you're right. you're right. but i think, more importantly, democracies don't work in a way where they control other people by force for so many years... well, democracies generally get governments voted by a majority of the people. you have to live with the fact that your government in israel, includes within it, people like senior minister avigdor lieberman, who has said of you and your group breaking the silence, "they are no different from," and he quoted, ehud adiv or mordechai vanunu, some of the most famous traitors in i

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i was tagging along with the israeli defense forces, idf.it is a tunnel. to build this kind of structure and to build military force. pete: they could be using for people and hospitals. otherwise going into something like this. >> the only purpose is to do massive killing inside of israel. pete: so every day, it is part of your job, to find more terror tunnels? >> we have technology, but in the end you need to discover from one meter, this is what you need to discover, 15 or 20 meters. october to januarys we found just in the last three months, three tunnels. pete: you're finding them right now as hamas continues to dig under the gaza strip into the israeli population. i want to get a sense what it is like to fight in tunnel like this? in the infantry you're outside of different conflicts. you're underground. this is whole another level. >> psychological challenge to fight inside tunnels like this. pete: i'm cramming up, sore already, we've been here for two minutes. just imagine the difficulty of fighting in a tunnel like this. but idealogi

you broke the silence after you'd put your uniform away and left the idf.nt while you were a serving soldier? well, i didn't feel that i was silent. i remember occasions where i brought up what i was doing in the nights in nablus and jenin when i was back home. i thought i wasn't silent when i asked my soldiers what they thought about these operations. but it actually took me a while after my service where i actually thought that i could put my military service behind me, to realise that i, myself, was also silent. that i, myself, was also not really frank when i was looking myself in the mirror. so you were, to use that phrase, a good soldier, you followed orders and you did things, which... and i'm now asking, rather than stating. i'm guessing you did things which your moral conscience told you you should not be doing, but you did them anyway and did not speak out against them. that's true. i mean, i was the sergeant of a snipers team, and one of the team missions we carried out in nablus, injenin or in the surrounding areas of those two cities was a miss