Or maybe these https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/959z60/hamas... ?
This "story" that they were a bunch of unarmed civilians near a fence is completely fictional. It was actually a bunch of combatants mixed in with civilians, and Israel worked very hard to be selective. The accidents are terrible, no doubt about it, but no other army in the history of war has done better.
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.haaretz.com/amp/israel-news/...
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-video-shows-pal...
https://mobile.twitter.com/dcipalestine/status/1017882226275...
If there were no attacks on civilians, that certainly makes you wonder if they could've avoided conflict by simply not sending their troops there.
And then Hamas agents would breach the fence and enter Israel. And you think that's a good idea, why exactly?
Israel regularly shoots and kills unarmed civilians for standing too close to a fence.
>So, what other options does Israel have? Let the combatants do whatever they want?
They are unarmed civilians, standing near a fence.
>Are you seriously implying someone should not work for the Israeli military because of civilian accidents?
Yes, one should not involve themselves in a violent force that regularly murders civilians for standing too close to a fence.
>What's your endgame here? Israel should give up and let millions of people be murdered?
They can start by not murdering the desperate civilians protesting the blockade and destruction of their homes by standing too close to a fence.
>he would rather millions of Israeli citizens get murdered?
Millions of Israelis are not at risk of being murdered by the unarmed civilians standing near fences.
>The only moral thing to do here is do an even better job at this type of software to make the civilian casualty ratio even better.
The most moral thing to do would be to pressure Israel to stop murdering civilians for standing too near a fence.