Originally Posted by Kelzie

Because the electronic structure (usually) is a cilivian operations. Not a military.

Originally Posted by Kelzie

Well volker did and you jumped to his defense. Perhaps you should pick your bedmates better than.

Originally Posted by bhkad

bub, what was the purpose of the Summer War?

And if anyone is saying that targeting the bad guys is easy, imagine this is what your view is from the air and in one of the buildings sits the enemy.




Satellite photographs of the Haret Hreik a Hezbollah dominated neighborhood [Dahieh district]
of southern Beirut, Lebanon, before and after 22 July 2006.
The neighborhood is home to Hezbollah's headquarters.

How easy is it to accurately pick your target at whatever your altitude might be and going hundreds of miles an hour, while being shot at?

Originally Posted by Volker

A city is usually civilian, too.

Originally Posted by bub

Perhaps you should judge me with the content of my posts instead of who you think I am!

Originally Posted by Kelzie

And? Does Israel bomb entire cities?

Originally Posted by Volker

I don't know an example where they bombed an entire city.

Originally Posted by Kelzie

That's because they're not terrorists. They bomb portions of cities that they believe are housing millitary personnel/equipment. That is not a terrorist action.

Originally Posted by Volker

It depends on, why they do it. If they do it to frighten people or to transport a message to a government, it is terrorism.

Originally Posted by Kelzie

No. Attacking a military operation to send a message to a government is not and has never been terrorism. It's called war.