• djdadi@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Wow this is a very delusional take. Hamas didn’t rampage into the “Settlements” of land that has been taken, they went deep into Israel. And I don’t think international law allows you to kill or capture civilians or children and hold them for ransom.

    • no step on snek@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      They didn’t hold them for ransom. They demanded the release of Palestinian prisoners in Israel, which Israel is detaining in a way that conflicts with international law (unlawful detainment, torture, withllding food, already several prioners have died in Israeli prisons since October 7th, but the correct word is that they were murdered/assassinated by Israel.

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      1 year ago

      International law generally makes exceptions for actions that have military purpose. Israel created a status quo where one of the few things Hamas can do that actually make the lives of Palestinians better is take hostages, so from my understanding it’d be allowed by international law.

      • djdadi@lemmy.world
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        11 months ago

        Your understanding of international law is absolutely frightening. Go ask ChatGPT that question before you say it out loud again.