Israel Warns Civilians to Stay out of Harm's Way; Hamas Sends Them Back In

As the Washington Post also reported the story we have an indication that in this case, the Israeli military was 100% correct. After describing the warning call, the "knock on the roof," and the entry of neighbors into the building, the Post reports: Ahmed Kawarea said he ran home when he heard about the first rocket. The second missile hit when he was in the stairwell on his way to the roof. "We are civilians," he said. "We don't have anyone who lives in the house who works in the resistance." But neighbors suggested that one of the occupants was a member of the military wing of Hamas. Soon after the house was hit, a man pulled a sidearm out of his waistband and scurried into the gutted building, saying he had been sent to retrieve a laptop computer from the debris. John Hames shared with you:   Israel Warns Civilians to Stay out of Harm's Way; Hamas Sends Them Back In legalinsurrection.com - Israel has a strategy for reducing collateral damage, what's "contentious" or "controversial" about that? As Operation Protective Edge it's worth anticipating the likely response to Israel's latest war against Hamas. Israel will be accused of a disproportionate response and of not taking care to avoid collateral damage. Already there's been at least one incident in which a number of civilians were injured and and 7 were killed. Available on the App Store.

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