Well, to each their own. Atrocities of the past give context to what happens in wars, which Hamas might have considered before they started this one, except that they think Gazans' lives are expendable.
You're another one of those armchair generals who don't like what Israel's doing but aren't willing to share your concepts about what they should be doing instead, you'd rather just re-post long articles from 5 months ago.
I wrote that I think there's an opportunity for Gazans and Israelis to work together to get rid of Hamas and continue an alliance into peacetime. You find that tiresome? At least I'm trying, do tell what your ideas are.
From my point of view, you're a guy living comfortably in denial in a country that Human Rights Watch currently considers an apartheid state. And yet somehow you feel you have purchase to chastise other countries about how they should treat their own minorities. Now that's tiresome, you're a moral relativist.
Let us know when you get Hamas to agree to a ceasefire, ok?
