Sentence examples for moral army from inspiring English sources

Repetitions of the mantra that the IDF is the most moral army in the world are again being heard from Jerusalem.

Nor anything that would have us believe that Israel's repeated proclamation that it has the "most moral army in the world" is any more true than its explanation of so many Palestinian deaths.

For a country that prides itself on having "the most moral army in the world", the accusations, though mostly rejected, have stung.But even the most battle-hardened officials were shocked, then furious, at the litany of accusations in a 575-page report published this week by a fact-finding mission headed by Richard Goldstone, an eminent jurist.

The statement read: "This same court, which after more than 200,000 deaths didn't see fit to intervene in what was taking place in Syria or in Libya or in other places, now finds it worthwhile to 'examine' the most moral army in the world.

Israel claims to have the "world's most moral army".

Palestinians are "monsters" who kill people; Jews are saints who join the "most moral army in the world".

I do not believe in absolute pacifism, and I am in favor of using force when it's necessary -- so long as it is done by ethical, moral armies to end violence and injustice.

The begetter of all this will no longer boast of the-most-moral-army-in-the-world".

The director of the body responsible for non-military options for Israelis who don't want to serve in the IDF, Sar-Shalom Jerbi, told Channel 2 TV that B'Tselem had "crossed the line in wartime [by] campaigning and inciting against the state of Israel and the Israel Defence Force, which is the most moral of armies".

I began to imagine an occupying army of moral relativists, enforcing the peace by drawing a lesson from the Ottoman Empire.

"The moral compass of the army is the P.L. and the C.O". — the platoon leader and the commanding officer, Kearney told me.