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> No, it's not a "could" Israeli citizens are for the most part trained soldiers in what amounts to a less active reserve. No, they're not. You don't know Isra
by weatherlite 2y ago
> No, it's not a "could" Israeli citizens are for the most part trained soldiers in what amounts to a less active reserve.
No, they're not. You don't know Israeli society or bothered to look at reserve numbers sorry.
- mardifoufs 2y agoAs I said earlier, I know that not every single Israeli has been conscripted or part of the army. And I didn't say the actual official reserves. But are you saying that most Israeli citizens in a certain age bracket can't be called into active duty very quickly, and have the training to do so, and the IDF having the planning (down to unit assignments) and equipment to do just that in case of emergencies? Because that's similar to how Hezbollah operates. Most of their militants are not actively fighting or even "reserves", but could be called into active service when required.
- dogma1138 2y agoWhen they are called and in uniform they are legitimate targets. If Hezbollah would become part of the Lebanese army then their members when off duty would also be protected. Until then it’s fair game.