Comments by "Israel Military Channel" (@IsraelMilitaryChannel) on "“ガザ市を陸海空から包囲”イスラエル軍がハマスの地下トンネルを破壊　ネタニヤフ首相は「勝利を収めるまでハマスへの攻撃をやめることはない」｜TBS NEWS DIG" video.

It may be the case that a target might change its status from civilian to military or vice versa. For example, if an anti-aircraft battery is positioned on the roof of a school or if a sniper takes up a position on the minaret of a mosque, the protection provided for the facility by the virtue of it being [a] civilian target is no longer valid, and the attacker is permitted to attack it. The legal responsibility for the deaths of civilians in such a case is that of the side that made unreasonable use of a civilian target rather than on the side who attacked this target.
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Read Hamas charter. These people voted for Hamas
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The moment a civilian infrastructure is used for military purpose its status changes. This is accordance with the rules of war. If Israel is questioned, lets us all hold the same standard and check the rules of war of other country and see if its the same rules.
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@山親父-t4h Your excuse won't work. As long as someone shoot at someone's house, expect the other person to shoot back at his house. Don't play the victim card
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@山親父-t4h Your excuses still don't work. As long as someone launch a rocket at my home, expect rockets to be launched at his. Plain and simple
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@山親父-t4h What if someone who wants to shoot at my house has a family in his house and are innocent. If I let him shoot at my house my family will perish instead of his. What will you do in this situation?
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@山親父-t4h They were told to leave. Why are they still there? Are they accomplices?
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@neanderthalensis1856 Go read the history of the 7th century Arab conquest of the land. If the house I live in was stolen, so is the enemy's house
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@neanderthalensis1856 Where did the native people who live in Japan go? You forgot about the Ainu people?
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@neanderthalensis1856 What happened to the Jomon people in Japan? Where did they go?
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@neanderthalensis1856 The Ainu are one of the only major ethnic minorities in the Japanese islands with a distinct and highly unique culture and way of life. They were subject to forced assimilation, colonization, and ethnic and cultural genocide by the larger Japanese populace since at least the 18th century.
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@山親父-t4h Who in the world told you there is doubt? The whole world knows there are tunnels under schools. hospitals, and mosques in Gaza. These infrastructures' status changes when there are tunnels beneath them
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@neanderthalensis1856 In a 2009 news story, Japan Today reported, "Many Ainu were forced to work, essentially as slaves, for Wajin
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