Nobody is condoning the slaughter of innocents. I'm merely highlighting the atrocities committed by Hamas last week, and incidental casualties of War that are sadly inevitable in any war, including WW1 and WW2. There really is a huge difference and I believe we should be mindful of the distinction between them, and not suggest that they are somehow comparable or parallel as many anti-Semites on the streets today seem to be doing.Archery1969 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 4:50 pmNo reasonable comparison ?Crazyskier wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 3:18 pmArchery you are badly mistaken in my view. There is no reasonable comparison between Israel's perfectly legal and reasonable retaliation, (using War Rules as per the Geneva Convention) to free the hundreds of Israeli hostages, as opposed to the appalling beheading of babies and rape of Mothers over the dead bodies of their children that Hamas did last week!Archery1969 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 12:50 am
Agreed but Israel is about to do the same. There are babies in intensive care who can’t be moved. If Israel destroys the hospital they will lose all legitimate credibility in the Arab world and the saga will continue.
Two wrongs and all that stuff don’t elevate one side or the other to be any higher than one or the other.
Of course, any non-terrorist casualties on any side are always regrettable, but given that Hamas are deliberately using Palestinians as human shields, and the fact that Israel has given well over 24 hours written notice with leaflets and letter warning of the action BEFORE it happens, bearing in mind that their hostages are still being tortured and killed by the hour - what else can Israel do?
There is a gulf of difference between the two parties and their behaviour, and this muddying of the waters is what gives credence to Hamas and ISIS! Please don't do that. It's very unhelpful.
CS
Nobody, whatever the circumstances has the right to kill children/babies.
CS