You have an interesting outlook aris.
Law of the jungle, seems to be what you are advocating for the modern world.
I can see how Israel would think that may work. But its a short term strategy.
A dog has its day. Then is eaten. Which will happen, even to a place as militarised as Israel.
Law and Justice, even as imperfect as it is, is much superior.
Having been through a civil war, law of the jungle is a good way of putting what happens through out the middle east. In war there are no court rooms. Those come after war has ended and the victors seek a measure of retribution. During war it is a fight for survival. Alliances shift from moment to moment and you do what ever you can or need to just to get from one day to the next. All the while you see loved one injured or killed and have no time to mourn or fix things. When fighting is at its worse in your neighborhood, you leave to some place safer, hoping there is still a home to come back to. For those who have lost everything, there is not insurance or compensation from those to destroyed the area. You somehow start over again, with nothing and no help. If possible you sift through the rubble and see what can be salvaged, find a broom and sweep a stop on the side walk clean and set up shop with the few things you still own. You watch the light in people's eye fade to hollow globes, dull and lifeless, just going through the motions but unable to really feel anything at all.
Yes, it is law of might and not right sometimes. The strong get respect while those who spoke of peace and compromise are given a swift kick in the back side, or worse.
War in not played out with lawyers and a jury. Human rights have not meaning. The only rights is the right to try and survive. Bombs don't have detours for children and civilians. They don't miss those who are on the same side. Building to not collapse only the apartments of these being targeted. Windows don't blow outwards. Rubble does not remove itself. Pieces do not magically fit back together and hold tight with magnets.
When your property becomes occupied by a refugee, you cannot simply tell them to leave, even if you have lost all else. They get the house and you get nothing. They get protection and services from the UN, while you have no resources except family and friends, if you are luck to still have any when there is a lull between fighting.
Try starting over with no ID or proof of who you are or to access money in an account, or to get another job, to be able to buy clothes to go to a job, to have a way to travel to a job, to have a place to store what little you do have. Sometimes the clothes on your back is all you have. Sometimes in life there are no UN or red cross to hide behind. No safety nets, to shelters. Sometimes you have no fresh water or food to eat three times a day.
War is not a video game you play from the comfort of your sofa with your shoe off and feet up on the coffee table, with a six pack of soda/beer and a bag of chips next to you.
War is not a color book where crayons stay in the lines. It is messy and smells and hurts. Sometimes there are no black or white hats, just smudge grimy gray dripping with blood.
War is like a hurricane or tornado. When told to get to safety to do and hope for the best. When you know there is going to be war and you are told to get out while you can, most logical people would go and hope to come back when it is over. Rarely will you return to find everything intact. You can't paint the door with lambs blood so the violence will passover and leave you or your property alone. Even with armed security there are time when you run, you don't stay or don't walk calmly away.
Law is not superior in the heat of fighting. Law does not exist. Law is who has the gun. Law is for times of peace. Law is to prevent war. Law is for rational people who abide by rules.
