Pointing out the brutal truth is not without consequence Stryder,,,,,S~
Then you could start with the
brutal truth of the Hamas massacre and genocide of Oct. 7, 2024 against Israeli citizens, women and children especially.
You might also review the perspective that the Jews/Hebrews have sought to live in peace and without expansion outside of the Levant for 4,000 + years. Yet they have often been displaced, to Egypt, Babylon, and then dispersed by the Roman Empire nearly 2,000 years ago.
Yet still through that time and to the present some Jews have remained in the Levant (Israel/"Palestine") continuously and it was by decree of the United Nations that a "Two State" "solution" was imposed in 1948. An international settlement of the issue quickly denounce by several neighboring Islamic/Arab nations who then sought to eliminate Israel and exterminate the Jews there.
This situation and the hostility of neighboring nations towards Israel has continued to the present. With Israel being a nation on constantly ready alert for attacks, and receiving a steady rain of minor attacks punctuated by occasion flares ups into major conflicts.
There remain some nations still hostile to Israel's existence and seeking their extinction, noticeably Iran and it's proxies of militias like Hamas and Hezbollah.
When an aggressor like Hamas hides within civilian communities and builds underground installations beneath those communities, and conducts attacks from within those communities towards Israel, it is very difficult to target only the Hamas attackers and not incur added damage and casualties in close proximity to Hamas, which is using them as shields.
The
brutal truth is that Hamas could place itself away from innocent civilians but it is too coward to do so and part of it's strategy is to see that Israel will have no way to retaliate without hitting the innocent that Hamas uses as shields.