Are they running in and out to get their alleged weapons stored there during the day, in front of everyone?
Is it ever acceptable to bomb a school or a hospital? (Poll)
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eagle1462010
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I am calling Hamas deadly, unethical, murderous and I will continue to do so until they cease and desist from making war on Israel with the intent to murder as many Jews as possible and erase Israel from the face of the Earth. Anyone who does not understand how Israel has every ethical right to fight back however it must to protect its people has a screw loose or is hopelessly antisemitic.
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gipper
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Israel is mass murdering children, but you have no concerns.
WTF! You are a cold blooded psychopath.
however----believe it or not----it is a RELIGIOUS thing. The existence of Israel is ANTI-KORANIC. Today There is a celebration for INDIA DAY. There will be a big parade with "floats" ---I am not sure where---either Manhattan or Queens. A big PROBLEM. One of the planned floats celebrates the inauguration of a new HINDU TEMPLE in a city AYODTHIYA which for Hindus is the birth place of the GOD--RAMA.
The city had been overcome by muslims some few hundred years ago by a hero named BARBUR---he knocked the temple to RAMA apart and built a mosque on top-----well----the hindus got it BACK recently---by force and now---one could say---the HINDUS are rubbing it in the face of islam---OY lets see what happens. It's RELIGION
gipper
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Why do you support genocide? Do you hate Palestinians or all Arabs?
HeyNorm
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Call for Hamas to release the hostages, surrender, and give full human civil rights to women and homosexuals.
Problem solved you sick ****.
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The Ethics of Bombing Schools and Hospitals
Bombing schools or hospitals, particularly in conflict zones like Gaza, raises profound ethical and legal questions. Here are some key points to consider:
1. International Humanitarian Law:
- Under international humanitarian law, schools and hospitals are considered protected sites. Attacking these locations is generally deemed a violation of the laws of war, which aim to protect civilians and non-combatants during armed conflicts.
- The United Nations and various human rights organizations have condemned attacks on such facilities as crimes against humanity, emphasizing that these actions can lead to severe humanitarian crises and loss of innocent lives.
2. Civilian Safety:
- Schools and hospitals often serve as refugees for civilians seeking safety from conflict. Bombing these sites not only endangers lives but also undermines the very purpose of these institutions, which is to provide care and education.
- The presence of civilians in these locations, especially children and families, makes any attack particularly egregious. Reports indicate that many civilians flock to hospitals and schools believing they are safe havens from violence.
3. Claims of Military Necessity:
- While some military forces, including Israel, argue that they target these sites due to the presence of militant groups using civilian infrastructure for military purposes, such claims must be scrutinized. The principle of proportionality in warfare requires that any military advantage gained must outweigh the potential harm to civilians.
- The justification for such attacks is often contested, with critics arguing that the military's actions may not adhere to the necessary legal standards to protect civilian lives.
4. Long-term Consequences:
- The bombing of schools and hospitals can have long-lasting effects on the affected populations, including psychological trauma, loss of educational opportunities, and a breakdown of healthcare systems. This can perpetuate cycles of violence and instability in the region.
In conclusion, bombing schools or hospitals is generally considered unacceptable due to the legal protections afforded to these sites, the ethical implications of endangering civilian lives, and the long-term humanitarian consequences that arise from such actions. The focus should always be on protecting civilians and adhering to international laws designed to mitigate the horrors of war.
==>War is a racket, and Netanyahu knows it all too well. What he has done is politically motivated; he simply wants to remain in power for as long as possible. Corruption? Netanyahu should ask himself! lol.
Sources :
Examining intelligence assessments of who is responsible for Gaza hospital blast
Tuesday, Gaza’s health ministry, controlled by Hamas, blamed Israel for an explosion at Al-Ahli Hospital and said hundreds died in an airstrike. That claim led to protests across the region and the cancellation of President Biden's scheduled summit in Jordan. But the U.S. and Israeli Defense...
www.pbs.org
Israel strike on Gaza school building kills more than 70, hospital head says
Israel says it targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants embedded in the Gaza City school - one of several hit recently.
www.bbc.com
Gaza: airstrikes on schools and a hospital kill 30 amid ‘heated’ US-Israeli talks
Two schools and a hospital complex struck as Palestinian stabs two Israelis to death in a city near Tel Aviv
www.theguardian.com
‘They Are Burned Alive’: A Doctor Captures the Toll of War on Gaza’s Children
An American pediatrician spent three weeks in one of Gaza’s last functioning hospitals. He shared a record of what he witnessed, including rare footage from inside the hospital, with The New York Times.
Gaza hospital: What video, pictures and other evidence tell us about Al-Ahli hospital blast
BBC Verify is analysing evidence from the Al-Ahli hospital explosion amid competing claims over responsibility.
www.bbc.com
Israeli airstrike on Gaza school: What we know as dozens reportedly killed
Fadel Naeem, director of al-Ahli hospital, said, "We received some of the most serious injuries we encountered during the war."
www.newsweek.com
Third Committee Condemns Brutal Bombing of Gaza Hospital, Enforced Displacement of Palestinian Civilians, Emphasizes Urgent Need for Unimpeded Humanitarian Aid | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
Yesterday’s attack on the Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza, which resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths, is a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, delegates told the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) today, as they also engaged in a series of interactive dialogues on...
HeyNorm
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When you defend Hamas, you defend murdering women who have raped women and the murder of homosexuals.The Ethics of Bombing Schools and Hospitals
Bombing schools or hospitals, particularly in conflict zones like Gaza, raises profound ethical and legal questions. Here are some key points to consider:
1. International Humanitarian Law:
- Under international humanitarian law, schools and hospitals are considered protected sites. Attacking these locations is generally deemed a violation of the laws of war, which aim to protect civilians and non-combatants during armed conflicts.
- The United Nations and various human rights organizations have condemned attacks on such facilities as crimes against humanity, emphasizing that these actions can lead to severe humanitarian crises and loss of innocent lives.
2. Civilian Safety:
- Schools and hospitals often serve as refugees for civilians seeking safety from conflict. Bombing these sites not only endangers lives but also undermines the very purpose of these institutions, which is to provide care and education.
- The presence of civilians in these locations, especially children and families, makes any attack particularly egregious. Reports indicate that many civilians flock to hospitals and schools believing they are safe havens from violence.
3. Claims of Military Necessity:
- While some military forces, including Israel, argue that they target these sites due to the presence of militant groups using civilian infrastructure for military purposes, such claims must be scrutinized. The principle of proportionality in warfare requires that any military advantage gained must outweigh the potential harm to civilians.
- The justification for such attacks is often contested, with critics arguing that the military's actions may not adhere to the necessary legal standards to protect civilian lives.
4. Long-term Consequences:
- The bombing of schools and hospitals can have long-lasting effects on the affected populations, including psychological trauma, loss of educational opportunities, and a breakdown of healthcare systems. This can perpetuate cycles of violence and instability in the region.
In conclusion, bombing schools or hospitals is generally considered unacceptable due to the legal protections afforded to these sites, the ethical implications of endangering civilian lives, and the long-term humanitarian consequences that arise from such actions. The focus should always be on protecting civilians and adhering to international laws designed to mitigate the horrors of war.
==>War is a racket, and Netanyahu knows it all too well. What he has done is politically motivated; he simply wants to remain in power for as long as possible. Corruption? Netanyahu should ask himself! lol.
Sources :
Examining intelligence assessments of who is responsible for Gaza hospital blast
Tuesday, Gaza’s health ministry, controlled by Hamas, blamed Israel for an explosion at Al-Ahli Hospital and said hundreds died in an airstrike. That claim led to protests across the region and the cancellation of President Biden's scheduled summit in Jordan. But the U.S. and Israeli Defense...
Israel strike on Gaza school building kills more than 70, hospital head says
Israel says it targeted Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants embedded in the Gaza City school - one of several hit recently.
Gaza: airstrikes on schools and a hospital kill 30 amid ‘heated’ US-Israeli talks
Two schools and a hospital complex struck as Palestinian stabs two Israelis to death in a city near Tel Aviv
‘They Are Burned Alive’: A Doctor Captures the Toll of War on Gaza’s Children
An American pediatrician spent three weeks in one of Gaza’s last functioning hospitals. He shared a record of what he witnessed, including rare footage from inside the hospital, with The New York Times.www.nytimes.com
Gaza hospital: What video, pictures and other evidence tell us about Al-Ahli hospital blast
BBC Verify is analysing evidence from the Al-Ahli hospital explosion amid competing claims over responsibility.
Israeli airstrike on Gaza school: What we know as dozens reportedly killed
Fadel Naeem, director of al-Ahli hospital, said, "We received some of the most serious injuries we encountered during the war."
Third Committee Condemns Brutal Bombing of Gaza Hospital, Enforced Displacement of Palestinian Civilians, Emphasizes Urgent Need for Unimpeded Humanitarian Aid | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
Yesterday’s attack on the Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza, which resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths, is a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, delegates told the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) today, as they also engaged in a series of interactive dialogues on...press.un.org
Typical democrat these days.
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There are so many clear signs that point to it being a false flag, that many here seem to be blissfully unaware of. Multiple warnings from multiple sources all of which were ignored, October 7 being very close to the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur war, which was also a "surprise" attack and as such should have been a time for heightened readiness, IDF troops being moved away from the border before it happened, the unusually slow response, a number of former IDF soldiers publicly stating that there's no way Israeli intelligence could have NOT known about the plan, which was said to be in the works for a year, just to name a few things.
Ben Swann brings up a number of other things in a video series he's been doing on the topic.
I think the problem is that too many here put tribalism and their staunch preconceived ideas first, above all else, instead of truth, logic and common sense.
That, and the fact that too many people get all their info from the MSM, which just so happens to be controlled by the same globalists who want all these wars, and have a track record of starting wars based on lies.
HeyNorm
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buttercup
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I didn't say anything about the hostages.
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When someone defends Hamas, it is a sign that they support the terrorist organisation.
HeyNorm
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Good target. Fire for effect!
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That they hate women and homosexuals as well.
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Human shields, expendable human collateral in the eyes of HAM-ASS.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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If your opposition is trying to kill you, the rules do not apply.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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Pallywood is good at that.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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How would you go about killing terrorists in schools and hospitals?
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