> so called "International Law" Are you expressing contempt for the principle of international law, or its implementation? Either way, it sure would be a shame

> so called "International Law" Are you expressing contempt for the principle of international law, or its implementation? Either way, it sure would be a shame if you were to accuse others of violating laws you don't believe in. Like, for example: > UN "peace keepers" who frequently committed real war crimes Whoop, there it is. > I'm not aware of any recent military conflict which didn't had elements considered a war crime One war crime does not justify another. That's a basic principle of all law. > I guess IDF is the only army in the world who operates according to these rules They don't. They have repeatedly been found in violation of those laws, but nothing can be enforced because... > The truth is it's only applied to a weaker countries ... and Israel, especially with the US as its frequent lone ally in the UN security council, is not a weak country.