International human rights organizations continue to pursue Israeli soldiers and officers who travel abroad for vacations by filing lawsuits against them in various countries on charges of committing war crimes in Palestine.
Recently, two Israeli soldiers were forced to cut short their vacation and return quickly from the Netherlands after an organization supporting the Palestinian cause succeeded in identifying their location through social media platforms, which prompted the Israeli occupation army to issue an order for their early return.
According to reports by Hebrew media websites, the organization monitored the soldiers’ social media accounts, analyzed the published information, and concluded that they were in the Netherlands.
The soldiers had obtained permission from the army to travel to the Netherlands after participating in the war on Gaza, and while in Amsterdam, they posted personal photos and signs indicating their location while enjoying their tourist tour.
