Feel free to use it, but keep in mind that, unfortunately, the death toll statistics are already out of date.
I don't really care about being given credit. My one concern is that any additions that get made are well thought out and factual. I wrote this because most of the similar documents I've seen on the Internet are mainly emotional arguments, and often have racist undertones.
Question: Taking as a given that Israel has an absolute abstract right to act as it has, what does it hope to get out of it, and is this a reasonable and worthwhile means of achieving it?
Taking as a given that you know this isn't the sort of purely fact-based question I was hoping for . . .
The official answer is that it hopes to disrupt Hamas's ability to snuff out Israelis at random from a distance. In that case, I can't really think of any other way of doing it.
There's speculation that it may be an attempt to delegitimize Hamas as a governing power. This may be working in some places, particularly the West Bank, but its results in Gaza would probably be mixed at best.
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I don't really care about being given credit. My one concern is that any additions that get made are well thought out and factual. I wrote this because most of the similar documents I've seen on the Internet are mainly emotional arguments, and often have racist undertones.
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The official answer is that it hopes to disrupt Hamas's ability to snuff out Israelis at random from a distance. In that case, I can't really think of any other way of doing it.
There's speculation that it may be an attempt to delegitimize Hamas as a governing power. This may be working in some places, particularly the West Bank, but its results in Gaza would probably be mixed at best.
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