there's a weird mystification of militant groups where every defeat is shrugged off or explained away as actually a step toward victory that stems from a misunderstanding of past insurgencies and guerilla campaigns.
I will not watch this because I won't be able to handle it. But if you still don't fully understand what Hamas is, you should watch it.
WE WILL DANCE AGAIN is a documentary about the October 7th Hamas terror attack at the Nova Music Festival in Israel. A celebration turned into a nightmare as
Yes, and. Hezbollah is so far appearing to choose military and security targets (with imprecise weapons endangering civilians). Sides are unbelievably still engaged in escalation management.
In absolute awe of the student journalists who wrote this comprehensive, unflinching account of Columbia's efforts to suppress student speech, for the campus paper. The world may be f*cked, but the kids are all right. www.columbiaspectator.com/news/2024/09...
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My guess is several hundred at most. More or would surprise me.
This does not in any way look to me like an attempt at targeted killing or assassination, by the way. So sidestepping the legal question of whether doing that is an IHL violation, I'm curious as to why you have described this attack as such.
Sinking a ship, bombing a large base or a mass of troops, these all count.
Maybe. I think the bombs were pretty small and so the degree of injury they caused really depend on exactly where on the body the pager was, or what body part it was next to. A lot of limited injuries to the pelvis and extremities likely. Only if close to neck, head, or unlucky artery likely to kill
Ah so 9/11 was not political, according to that definition?