If you want to understand the Israeli mind abandon all humanity first and take a shower after.
If you are a terrorist piece of settler shit like Israel it weakens the infrastructure of a neighbor you need to keep weak. The medical people are crucial resources. It should speak for itself how losing them hurts the capability of Lebanon. The random office workers getting hit sows fear, typical terrorist shit plus pulling away educated potential officers should they become willing to fight in the future (short sighted, this is going to radicalize more than it killed/disabled).
Edit: I also don’t believe that _none _ of those hit weren’t the brave fighters of Hezbollah. It would be an act of complete incompetence to go through the effort of coordinating this and not having any targeting in place. Hezbollah probably chose a previously vetted device (being the sort used by medical workers is strong vetting if nothing else) that was common (don’t want to stand out too much). Again, this was terrorism first in terms of analysis. Second, it was a war crime. I’m sure there are other descriptors that take precedent before describing it as a military action, but it realistically it did damage the fighting capability of Hezbollah and state capabilities of Lebanon as a whole. That is all the zionazis care about (too generous they view dead kids as good for the most part)
If you want to understand the Israeli mind abandon all humanity first and take a shower after.
If you are a terrorist piece of settler shit like Israel it weakens the infrastructure of a neighbor you need to keep weak. The medical people are crucial resources. It should speak for itself how losing them hurts the capability of Lebanon. The random office workers getting hit sows fear, typical terrorist shit plus pulling away educated potential officers should they become willing to fight in the future (short sighted, this is going to radicalize more than it killed/disabled).
Edit: I also don’t believe that _none _ of those hit weren’t the brave fighters of Hezbollah. It would be an act of complete incompetence to go through the effort of coordinating this and not having any targeting in place. Hezbollah probably chose a previously vetted device (being the sort used by medical workers is strong vetting if nothing else) that was common (don’t want to stand out too much). Again, this was terrorism first in terms of analysis. Second, it was a war crime. I’m sure there are other descriptors that take precedent before describing it as a military action, but it realistically it did damage the fighting capability of Hezbollah and state capabilities of Lebanon as a whole. That is all the zionazis care about (too generous they view dead kids as good for the most part)