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purity of arms
The code of purity of arms ((ヘブライ語:טוהר הנשק), ''Tohar HaNeshek'') is one of the values stated in the Israel Defense Forces' official doctrine of ethics, ''The Spirit of the IDF''.
According to Rabbi Norman Solomon, the concepts of Havlaga and purity of arms arise out of the ethical and moral values stemming from the tradition of Israel, extrapolation from the Jewish Halakha, and the desire for moral approval and hence political support from the world community. Despite doubts when confronted by indiscriminate terrorism, purity of arms remains the guiding rule for the Israeli forces.〔 These foundations have elicited a fair degree of consensus among Jews, both religious and secular.〔
Others have challenged this image, but according to Gideon Levy, the "majority of the Israelis is still deeply convinced that their army, the IDF, is the most moral army of the world, and nothing else".〔 A notable proponent of this image is Colonel Richard Kemp, a retired British army officer, who called the IDF the most moral army in the world on Israel's Channel 2 News.〔http://www.israeltoday.co.il/Default.aspx?tabid=178&nid=24780〕
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