Originally posted by Prince Asher
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Conditions of exemption
48. Vessels listed in paragraph 47 are exempt from attack only if they:
(a) are innocently employed in their normal role;
(b) submit to identification and inspection when required; and
(c) do not intentionally hamper the movement of combatants and obey orders to stop or move out of the way when required.
Loss of exemption
52. If any other class of vessel exempt from attack breaches any of the conditions of its exemption in paragraph 48, it may be attacked only if:
(a) diversion or capture is not feasible;
(b) no other method is available for exercising military control;
(c) the circumstances of non-compliance are sufficiently grave that the vessel has become, or may be reasonably assumed to be, a military objective; and
(d) the collateral casualties or damage will not be disproportionate to the military advantage gained or expected.
So you have proof that the 9 specific individuals killed did anything untoward, they weren't killed by stray bullets fired from the soldiers, etc?
No? Well then. **** off.
No? Well then. **** off.
Even if they were killed by stray bullets (which we know they weren't because of close range) the boat passenger's initiation of the conflict justifies the IDF use of force in principle. If the armed resistors caused a situation where innocent civilians were hurt, its their fault because of the exceptions I mentioned in this post.
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