Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Oct 13 2023 08:33pm)
Void....I m taking an Amoral approach to this.
1. Two carrier groups, move one further north to Lebanon.
2. Open 3 to 4 corridors down South closer to Egypt. Children age 13 and below and women to leave and prepare humanitarian aid to them and get countries to put them up temporarily if possible. A burden that has to be shared with UN involved.
3. Lay Siege. Open tightly guarded channels East of Gaza, for men to surrender. And sieve them out bit by bit. Going to take a while since there will be close to 1M population, men of fighting age 18 to 55 will be around max 500K conservatively speaking.
4. Holding facilities for thorough investigation into perpetrators and Hamas extremists.
Just my thoughts.
A lot of work, but don't need to bomb too much.
I mean I can't really disagree with anything you said but I think logistically speaking this would be a very long road ahead. The vetting of hundreds of thousand of men would be next to impossible, not sure how that happens.
Quote (Handcuffs @ Oct 13 2023 08:33pm)
This level of retribution is unprecedented and even Israel recognizes the difficulty of the task, hence their extensions on certain timelines. Surely there is a balance between "Doing nothing, or giving too much time for Hamas to prepare" v. 24 hours.
Unfortunately, the directive is met with challenges via Hamas, who is reportedly doing more than just encouraging people to not evacuate, but are actively blocking people from leaving. Is it shitty that Israel is up against a terrorist organization that is willing to utilize human shields for the purposes of generating new/renewed hatred towards Israel/Jews? Absolutely. The fight is not fair, but I think it would behoove Israel to take that into consideration that this evacuation has complicating factors. I did see a news article that 70+ people died in a convoy that was attempting to follow Israel's directive. I find that very troubling.
Probably as a result of the unprecedented brutality we seen last Saturday. Murdering babies? We in the west have this mindset that punishments have to be proportional and it's rule of nature by which everything has to adhere to. Not really how it works though, particularly with a victim that lost someone. Like I try to put myself in the shoes of a parent that lost their kid to these attacks. I wouldn't care about precedent, I would want my pound of flesh, even more. Situation where I lost my kid, and I was told some of these men are responsible, in the immediate of the trauma i'd put a bullet in everyone of their head.
This post was edited by ofthevoid on Oct 13 2023 06:41pm