@WriterHK It’s being widely reported that it was actually a sinkhole, not a network of tunnels.
By whom? And convenient that a sinkhole suddenly appeared after a bombing raid?
Sinkholes are rare in sandstone, which makes up the Geology of that area.
If it is indeed a sinkhole, then the most probable cause is the degradation of the subterranean aquifers by removing water at a speed that exceeds replenishment.
You do realise that technology has moved on significantly since your dGF was in the Second World War, right?
Technology may have moved on but the same principles of warfare apply.
those seeking to justify this horrific use of carpet bombing against Palestinian civilians, answer me one question.
The use of the phrase 'carpet bombing' is ill-informed.
'Carpet bombing', is done in a progressive manner to inflict damage in every part of a selected area of land. It is usually achieved by dropping many unguided bombs. It has no place in modern warfare as it is wasteful, inaccurate and creates huge unnecessary civilian casualties, There is no military advantage to be gained by killing vast numbers of civilians.
The IDF is using targeted strikes based on intelligence.
If a wanted Hamas operative were sitting in a school/hospital in Israel, crowded with ordinary Israeli civilians, would the government’s current strategy still apply? Would it carpet bomb the shit out of the place and pass off the deaths of innocent Israelis as collateral damage?
I am not going to get into a discussion about improbables.
what the whole world is watching here is the bloodthirsty Israeli government ruthlessly annihilate the very existence of Palestine."
Traditionally, people have called argument "any attempt that uses logic to incite a person to take action or to change an opinion or belief." Persuasion is considered to be the same call to action or to change an opinion or belief; but persuasion is a call to action that is based on appealing to emotion and feeling.
I will therefore not get into discussions on topics, with those using inflammatory, emotive rhetoric to bolster their arguments.