Website Publishes Alleged Names of Israeli Air Force Pilots

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IAF Commander handing out flight wings to pilots who successfully finished training. Photo: wiki commons.

Times of Israel – A pro-Palestinian website has published what it says are the names of and information about 100 Israeli Air Force pilots, and says it may be possible to use the data to bring them to justice for alleged war crimes.

News of the publication of the purported pilots’ names, birth dates, ranks and ID numbers was prominently reported in Israel on Thursday evening, making the lead story on the Channel 10 nightly news.

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