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Terrorist organizations are not protected by it. You can’t be an off duty terrorist. If Hezbollah wants to put itself under the command of the Lebanese army th
by dogma1138 2y ago
Terrorist organizations are not protected by it. You can’t be an off duty terrorist.
If Hezbollah wants to put itself under the command of the Lebanese army they are more than welcomed to do so.
- mardifoufs 2y agoSee, now that's better. At least you are back to using the standard IDF talking points. I hope you realize that labeling an organization as terrorist is inherently an intra-national thing. For the Hezbollah, the IDF is the terrorist organization (And they have killed more civilians in a few months than the hezb ever did). So again, glad that you agree with the Hezbollah's point of view and their apologia for targeting civilians. (Hence why international law applies even when one side labels the other terrorist. Hezbollah usually fights in uniform, which means that the "non uniformed combatant" exception in war crimes does not even apply) And the funny thing is that putting explosives in thousands of devices with 0 ways to track or make sure that they don't end up in say, an airplane, is the very definition of terrorism. It's something that even the Hezbollah hasn't done!
- dogma1138 2y agoI’m not labeling it, Hezbollah isn’t part of the Lebanese state it’s a non state actor. If it would be it would be different but it also means that the Lebanese state would be directly liable for its actions.