No, Israel Hasn’t Used Disproportionate Force against Hamas
In fact, it even minimized military casualties.
August 15, 2018
No, Israel Hasn’t Used Disproportionate Force against Hamas
In fact, it even minimized military casualties.
Last week, Hamas and other terrorist organizations in Gaza launched nearly 200 rockets and mortars into Israel, in addition to the ongoing makeshift incendiary devices and sporadic sniper fire. Israel responded with an intensive round of airstrikes, which stopped the rockets. Typically, condemnations of the Jewish state’s use of “disproportionate force” followed; and typically, as Peter Lerner, a former IDF spokesman, explains, these were wholly inaccurate:
August 15, 2018
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