Assuming you’re serious, that’s Hannibal Lecter. The Hannibal directive is the policy to prevent kidnapping by harming or killing their own troops. According to the NATOpedia page on it:
Maariv quoted a version of the directive apparently applicable in 2014:
A. During a kidnapping, the main task becomes to rescue our soldiers from the abductors, even at the cost of harming or injuring our soldiers.
B. If the abductors and the kidnapped are identified and the calls are not heeded, a firearm must be fired in order to bring the kidnappers to the ground, or arrest them.
D. [sic] If the vehicle or the hijackers do not stop, they should be fired at individually, intentionally, in order to hit the hijackers, even if it means harming our soldiers.
This section was accompanied by an asterisk comment emphasizing: “In any case, everything should be done to stop the vehicle and not allow it to escape”.
Assuming you’re serious, that’s Hannibal Lecter. The Hannibal directive is the
policy to prevent kidnapping by harming or killing their own troops. According to the NATOpedia page on it:
I seriously didn’t know. Thanks. Also fuck Zionists and “death, death to the IDF”
Just wait until you hear about the Samsun Option 😬