E vén ao pensamento isto de Carson: "Warfare has grown increasingly faceless throughout its history. Surely Hektor and Achilles looked into each other's eyes on the battlefield, but in 1092 Pope Urban II found it necessary to outlaw the crossbow as being inglorious due to...

...its distance from death, and by the 21st century a soldier in Nevada can push a button and have five people in Pakistan burst into flame. Without the face, no ethics: this is an old idea." E tamén esta entrevista de Francesca Borri a Sinwar no 2018: www.europeanpressprize.com/article/gaza...