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Originally Posted by Jerrek
There is nothing wrong with a state authorized assassination. Had he been an Israeli citizen it might be different. But, Israel has no jurisdiction in that area so laws don't apply there. A state authorized assassination was warrented.
Explain to me how preserving his life would have been beneficial to society.
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ok about 2 years ago i remember seeing TV pictures of a young boy and his dad being shot at by Israel fprces they were trying to hide so they wouldn't die but the soldiers kept shooting, finally they killed both of them in front of the worlds media.
*shakes head*
But I guess you think thats ok do you?
Or
this and the solider only faces charges after the British Goverment get involved and for aggravated assault. WTF try murder!!!
try reading the below link, hardly an act of a country with good human rights record is it ?
http://www.zmag.org/content/print_ar...7§ionID=22