Orthodox Jews aren't allowed to do much of anything on Shabbat, a big no-no for pretty much all of them is literally or figuratively starting a fire (can't use electrical devices either). This is explicitly against their religion's rules, but I agree it's a very silly thing to care about when you're also doin a genocide and "thou shalt not kill" is one of the ten commandments.
Orthodox Jews aren't allowed to do much of anything on Shabbat, a big no-no for pretty much all of them is literally or figuratively starting a fire (can't use electrical devices either). This is explicitly against their religion's rules, but I agree it's a very silly thing to care about when you're also doin a genocide and "thou shalt not kill" is one of the ten commandments.
Does that mean they aren't allowed to drop bombs or white phosphorus on Shabbat
Most religions have realized the necessity of war exemptions (for a “good guy” example: Hamas fighters are exempt from Ramadan restrictions)