Should the Hamas leadership be brought up on war crimes for launching military weapons at civilian populations? {nm} Nov 15, 11:56
Hmmm. Wonder what the USA would do if Mexico kept lobbing rockets into Texas. {nm} Nov 15, 12:14
did the Mexicans have their land along the Texas border taken without their consent to establish a . . . oh wait {nm} Nov 15, 16:12
Lets not over-commit to this logic. Palenstians have been kicked out of places like Jordan for a long time. Nov 16, 04:30
I think Israel prefers assassinations. {nm} Nov 15, 15:00
And you can prove that it was them? {nm} Nov 15, 15:10
Yes, IDF posted it on Youtube Nov 15, 18:42
Your point? This is a fair military objective carried out with precision. It honors the Geneva accords perfectly. {nm} Nov 16, 04:31
Israel prefers assassinations than trials for war crimes. {nm} Nov 16, 08:56
Obama prefers Drones...is there a point here? Nov 16, 09:36
Yes, there is a point there. Are you purposely ignoring the point or just tring to pick a fight? {nm} Nov 17, 21:42
My dad is one of them. He's in Beersheba at the moment {nm} Nov 15, 16:03
Since when was bombing civilians a war crime? It was done in WWII, and in every war since. {nm} Nov 15, 17:35
Israeli airstrikes have also killed civilians, including a 11-month baby. {nm} Nov 15, 18:58
It's the reality of war in the modern era. War in the 18th century was more civilized. {nm} Nov 15, 19:04
Wars in the 18th century had lots of empty room to have their battles in. {nm} Nov 15, 19:57
Don't forget the Sabra & Shatila Massacre as depicted in the outstanding film 'Waltz With Bashir'. {nm} Nov 15, 21:27
Neither side is completely innocent just as UN's Goldstone Report commission found about last Gaza conflict in 2008. {nm} Nov 16, 09:02
So a soveriegn nation does not have the right to react according to International Law? That is your position? Nov 16, 09:37
I'm just stop responding to your trolling. {nm} Nov 16, 10:24
This is just laziness on your part. Clearly make an argument rather than using talking points here. {nm} Nov 19, 07:53
Ahh here is an interesting point of conflict between us. I do not see how Israel is guilty in this exchange. Nov 19, 07:52
Well, if you looked back further than a week in history, you might see it differently. {nm} Nov 19, 12:24
I said nothing of the sort regarding MY beliefs. Now you are projecting to bait. Uninterested. {nm} Nov 20, 16:41
That's true, but it's combattant and non-combattant status. {nm} Nov 17, 21:44
1899? Nov 16, 02:18
It is a war crime when ppl dressed as civilians target civilian areas. Period. Go read International Law. {nm} Nov 16, 04:32
Since 1956. More... Nov 17, 22:18
I agree. Pls find the portions of the laws that indicate what happens when a civilian location is used as a military Nov 19, 07:55
I did not disagree with this in your post. Why are you arguing this? Some people just can't take YES for an answer ;) {nm} Nov 19, 12:41
From the State Department Nov 16, 04:58
Israel has an *obligation* to defend itself, not a *right*. In that regard, the State Department errs greatly. Nov 16, 07:54
I agree with your IM, but disagree with you title post. A cointry has the RIGHT to defend its borders against agression. {nm} Nov 17, 21:34
There is a big difference in the meanings of the two words, as I shall demonstrate. Nov 18, 17:28
(Reposted with better formatting here) Nov 18, 17:34
A4J, I understand your dictionary definitions; however, the issue of rights and obligations extends beyond the accademic. Nov 19, 13:03