> There are hundreds if not thousands of examples of Hamas cynically using actions that are bound to hurt civilians. Correct, this is how guerrilla forces have

> There are hundreds if not thousands of examples of Hamas cynically using actions that are bound to hurt civilians. Correct, this is how guerrilla forces have always worked. Either their fighters get protection, or the colonial/occupying (from their perspective) power gets loads of bad PR. I mean, when you look at the relative arms strength of the two forces, they'd be crazy not to do this. Is this moral? 100% not. Is it understandable? Strategically, again 100%. yes.