Ok, we managed to turn the tide, and through it, we also managed to find a new and more positive trend or path. That of working together, and not fighting all the time.

This spells well for the future.

The mechanics of war, is like this, and we need to adhere to it, to win.

As in all other things here in life, there are rules to war, that we have to respect.

These rules are universal. First of all, it is very vital to keep the war to fighting the professional soldiers, and not target civilians. This is a rule that is both on the Muslim as well as the Jewish side.

The reason why Hamas got such a massive hit internationally, is because they broke this rule. Civilians are not soldiers, and they may perish due to famine or having to flee. But targetting them on purpose is not within the ethics of war.

You can see it in the Ukraine war, it is terrible, but it is a war that is fought between two armies. Like it or not, that is accepted as what you would see as a ‘normal’ war.

Two sides battling it out on the battlefield, trying to score wins.

This is VERY important as we progress into the last phase of this horrible conflict. Be VERY careful not to target civilians, children and elderly especially. But also women, especially innocent bystanders of the conflict.

It is absolutely fair to target the leadership of Hamas, as well as the soldiers of Hamas, it is a war, and they are professional soldiers, we can fight them.

Beware of artificially setup traps of civilians put in front of military targets. Be precise.

Just a few pictures of civilians cought by a rocket, and we loose on the ethical side of the war.

I absolutely agree, if we can finish the military capabilities of Hamas, we can hinder a situation as we have just seen.

But be VERY careful to work within the parameters of normal warfare.

G-d bless the unity of Israel.