>Having military installations in residential areas is different than housing soldiers and civilians in the same buildings It doesn't especially matter how dif

>Having military installations in residential areas is different than housing soldiers and civilians in the same buildings It doesn't especially matter how different they are, since Israel's rather arbitrary definition includes both of those behaviours. Just like their definition of 'soldier', which, per their use of administrative detention, includes children as young as 12, and 'base', for which a dozen rifles spread out on a prayer mat often suffices.