The “ADOR” part of that stands for anti-door, they’re useful for urban fighting. It can not only get through armoured doors, but also turn walls into doors.
When it comes to genocide though they’re certainly not cost-effective. I don’t think that export would be allowed right now, but just after the 7th was a different time where it wasn’t yet absolutely clear that the Kahanites were actually getting the genocide they always wanted, that the other 90% of Israelis would let them get away with it.
Not useful for a genocide, really.
That was training ammunition. I’m kinda surprised to not see the “artillery rounds” in that list – which weren’t rounds, but propellant charges, and like a couple of handful because they were sent over for testing and development, not to the army but industry.
No they can’t because they’re denying facts. That’s not a defence strategy, that’s digging your own hole.
Acknowledging that Israel is doing all kinds of shit is not “against the mainstream”. Heck, watch DW news for a while it’s full of Israeli war crimes. DW, in case you don’t know, is run directly by the German federal government.