This should be front page news, two hideous crimes, which again proves Israel's genocidal intent.

But it's not the chant of a musician at a music festival about the genocidal army responsible for these crimes.

So there's no outrage, there's no up for all, there's no disgust, certainly not from the Western media.

Let's start with this. It's a story which Sky News, to their credit, have run.

It's always been the case that you've got examples of good journalism,

which appears in Western media outlets.

The problem is too few and too little prominence.

And of course, subsumed, overwhelmed by all the structural issues, which I've talked about

in terms of whitewashing Israeli crimes, deferring to Israeli lies, dehumanizing Palestinians,

treating their lives as worthless and so on and so forth.

So you'll get these examples of really good commendable journalism.

And yet, of course, they're buried.

They're not, of course, shared or given new prominence across the rest of the media.

Let's just talk about this.

So this is an interview with an Israeli reservist who served in Gaza.

He told Sky News that IDF troops killed Palestinian civilians at random with orders to shoot sometimes dependent on the mood of the commander. Let's have a listen.

An Israeli reservist who served in Gaza's told Sky News IDF troops killed Palestinian civilians

at random with orders to shoot sometimes dependent on the mood of the commander.

The IDF strongly denies the claim saying it operates against military targets, not civilians.

Our international correspondent, Alex Rossi, has the story for us.

I think everything in the war is kind of messes you up.

It is rare to hear Israeli soldiers speak openly about their time in Gaza.

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