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Ich finde die Vergleiche hier immer recht seltsam. Sobald man was gegen Israel sagt, heißt es "Ja aber die Hamas haben...". Ja haben sie. Die Hamas sind aber eine Terrorvereinigung und Israel eine Regierung.
Oh, wenn Du den ultimativen Lösungsvorschlag hast, auf den wir Doofies nicht gekommen sind, nur raus damit.
Sicher ist es völkerrechtskonform auch von Zivilisten bewohnte Gebiete militärisch zu nutzen, wenn es keine Alternativen gibt.
Aber dann muss man eben auch die daraus resultierenden zivilen Verluste hinnehmen, wenn der Gegner ebenfalls völkerrechtskonform diese dort nun vorhandenen militärischen Ziele angreift.
Aber die Hamas stellt ihre Raketen und Kommandoposten ja nicht einfach irgendwo im Gaza-Streifen auf (auch dort gibt es Gebiete die weniger dicht besiedelt sind), sondern absichtlich in Schulen, Wohngebäuden, Krankenhäusern. Alles explizit völkerrechtlich verboten.

The Israeli authorities claim that Hamas and Palestinian armed groups use Palestinian civilians in Gaza as “human shields”. Does Amnesty International have any evidence that this has occurred during the current hostilities?
Amnesty International is monitoring and investigating such reports, but does not have evidence at this point that Palestinian civilians have been intentionally used by Hamas or Palestinian armed groups during the current hostilities to “shield” specific locations or military personnel or equipment from Israeli attacks. In previous conflicts Amnesty International has documented that Palestinian armed groups have stored munitions in and fired indiscriminate rockets from residential areas in the Gaza Strip in violation of international humanitarian law. Reports have also emerged during the current conflict of Hamas urging residents to ignore Israeli warnings to evacuate. However, these calls may have been motivated by a desire to minimize panic and displacement, in any case, such statements are not the same as directing specific civilians to remain in their homes as “human shields” for fighters, munitions, or military equipment. Under international humanitarian law even if “human shields” are being used Israel’s obligations to protect these civilians would still apply.
What are the different patterns of violations by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip that Amnesty International has identified since Israel launched Operation “Protective Edge” on 8 July 2014?
Israeli forces have carried out attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians, using precision weaponry such as drone-fired missiles, as well as munitions such as artillery, which cannot be precisely targeted, on very densely populated residential areas, such as Shuja’iyyeh. They have also directly attacked thousands of homes. Israel appears to consider the homes of people associated with Hamas to be legitimate military targets, a stance that does not conform to international humanitarian law.
Several medical facilities and non-military governmental buildings across the Gaza Strip have also been destroyed or damaged. The UN has reported that one of its schools sheltering displaced people in the al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza was shelled by Israeli forces on at least two occasions. Another such school sheltering displaced families in Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza was struck on 24 July, killing at least 15 civilians and injuring many others, and the UN has called for an immediate investigation.
Although the Israeli authorities claim to be warning civilians in Gaza, a consistent pattern has emerged that their actions do not constitute an “effective warning” under international humanitarian law. Israeli attacks have also caused mass displacement of Palestinian civilians within the Gaza Strip.
When the Israeli military has warned residents of a specific area in the Gaza Strip to evacuate the area, does that fulfil its obligations to protect civilians under international humanitarian law?
Effective advance warning to civilians is only one of the prescribed precautions in attack aimed at minimizing harm to civilians. When Israeli forces have given warning in many cases key elements of effective warning have been missing, including timeliness, informing civilians where it is safe to flee, and providing safe passage and sufficient time to flee before an attack. There also have been reports of lethal strikes launched too soon after a warning to spare civilians. In any event, issuing a warning does not absolve an attacking force of its obligations to spare civilians, including by taking all other necessary precautions to minimize civilian casualties and damage to civilian structures. Israel’s continuing military blockade on the Gaza Strip and the closure of the Rafah crossing by the Egyptian authorities since the hostilities began mean that civilians in Gaza cannot flee to neighbouring countries.
Was ich mich immer frage ist, warum die Hamas aufhören sollten? Die einzig logische Antwort erscheint mir, damit Israel Gaza nicht weiter bombardiert. That's it.
Seitens Israel gibt es afair nicht viele Vorschläge des Entgegenkommens, was die Hamas zum Einlenken bewegen könnte. Dabei wäre der Siedlungsbau ja mal ein Anfang...
Die Hamas können ausser Frieden nichts anbieten, aber wenn sie am Status Quo nichts ändert, wird daraus nichts.

Nach dem einzigen Kraftwerk wird jetzt mal wieder ne UN-Mädchenschule bombardiert. Waren bestimmt alles angehende Hamas Terroristen und daher keine Zivilbevölkerung.
Und mein Vorschlag mit der einseitigen Waffenruhe seitens Israel, scheint doch nicht so wahnsinnig zu sein (Gefahr des Dauerbeschusses durch die Hamas) da Israel 2009 den Konflikt exakt so beendet hat.
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