The "Israeli" Walla News website published on Sunday several pictures published by "Israeli" soldiers on Facebook showing "memories" while humiliating Palestinians during the onslaught on Gaza. 

The pictures show Palestinian detainees in degrading positions as the soldiers posed next to them. These were taken inside Palestinian homes that were broken into by "Israeli" soldiers in the Gaza Strip.

One of the pictures shows two soldiers pointing their guns at the head of a bound and blindfolded Palestinian, another picture shows a soldiers writing "We will be back" and drawing the Star of David at the wall of a Palestinian home.

A third picture shows a soldier carrying his gun near a Palestinian woman inside her kitchen.

Several days ago, the "Israeli" army decided to ban the soldiers and officers from using social network sites in military bases.

Websites like Facebook, twitter and even Gmail were blocked in these bases not because the soldiers are publishing photos of abuse of Palestinians but because the army the military bases in question "have classified materials on their computers"

This past August, photos of "Israeli" female soldier Eden Abergil posing in front of Palestinian detainees were posted on Facebook, were met with anger by Palestinians.

Abergil's album that was posted on Facebook was titled "IDF...The best time of my life."

The view of the soldier posing in front of the handcuffed and blind folded Palestinians was connected to the view of American soldiers who were posing in front of Iraqi prisoners being tortured in Abu Ghreib prison in Iraq few years ago.

When asked by a CNN host about this comparison, the former "Israeli" commando and author of a book Brotherhood of Warriors, Aaron Cohen said, what you see are "Palestinians who are handcuffed, sitting down and not stacked up on top of each other."