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A lot of people really, really need to learn what is and isn’t a war crime. Civilian infrastructure being used for a military purpose is fair game, so if you’re storing military hardware in a civilian area, that area loses it’s protection.
What about militant israeli settler colony outposts which were ruled illegal and have recently been ordered to be immediately be fully dismantled and vacated by the UN?
There’s a compelling argument to be made that a settlement like that is inherently an occupying force, even if they aren’t being used to store weapons.
Settling occupied territories is itself a war crime (Article 49 of the Geneva Convention)
Ironically, I wasn’t aware of that.
that’s why all you have to do to target civilians is claim that there are missiles in each and every home! add a cool animation showing how every house is 60% storage for a single red missile of varying different dimensions, and you got an airtight case!
Whether or not you get a secondary explosion as the munitions cook off will pretty soon show if you’re lying.
Only need what 10 of those tops from the hundreds of munitions fired? People will see enough
still waiting, it’s not like the IDF hasn’t already killed a few hundred civilians in strikes on a foreign sovereign nation, yet we still don’t have much to see other than more terror, and teaching the civilians in these regions that Israel IS evil and DOES deserve to die*
*not my position on the topic, but what do you think these people are going to feel? we went to MULTIPLE wars over less
? I don’t get it, the person whose home was destroyed in this post was harboring war criminals and military equipment. This was a fair strike.
“Does the 3rd amendment cover the government using your private garage as fighter jet storage?”
As long as they pay you it’s fine
