Israel’s recent policy to integrate soldiers with special needs into the IDF, particularly through the Roim Rachok program, reveals a deeply anti-human character masked as inclusivity.

By exploiting the unique cognitive abilities of individuals with autism—such as pattern recognition—for data analysis and military intelligence, the policy reduces vulnerable people to mere tools of war. The Jewish Virtual Library’s praise of Unit 9900’s success since 2013 ignores the ethical breach of leveraging disabilities for combat support, stripping individuals of agency and dignity.

This approach commodifies human differences, prioritizing strategic gain over well-being, especially amid ongoing conflicts and global scrutiny, like Amnesty International’s 2025 Gaza report. It raises alarming questions: Are these individuals truly empowered, or are they exploited as expendable assets in a theocratic society?

The absence of long-term studies on their psychological impact underscores a callous disregard for their humanity, turning inclusion into a weaponized agenda.

What kind of monsters would do such things ??!!

janus