I'll tell you this much - the right side of history is not one that is engaged in mass killings of civilians when apparently they are at war with an ideology. Hamas is on the wrong side of history but so is Bibi's team in these actions. Neither of them win regardless. You also do not seem to tolerate any criticism of Israeli action. TheDolt already confessed he supports the full extermination of Palestinians if that's what it takes to root out Hamas. What's your threshold for civilian deaths? I served 2 ME tours brother - I will call out unnecessary and ineffective brutality when I see it.
Not once have I said civilian lives can't be lost in the process. I have said that the IDF has been very reckless in their mass bombings and have done very little to minimize the loss of civilian life. I have said that the death and destruction they are inflicting on the Palestinians will do very little to dismantle Hamas, and will embolden the ideology. So for starters, this mass bombing campaign is a terrible idea. If the goal is to do away with Hamas, their ideology needs to be tackled, not bolstered. Right now the IDF is proving Hamas' point to the brainwashed Palestinians.
Israel should have taken a measured pause before deciding to commit war crimes which in this case actually strengthen the enemy. Good leaders take measured and effective responses. Isn't the Mossad top notch in finding and assassinating targets? Give them the green light to hunt down and kill as many Hamas militants as possible. Perhaps it would have also be a good idea to not allow Qatari money to flow into Gaza - just a thought. Some tactical surgical strikes to dismantle key Hamas operations? Sure. Daily bombings that mostly kill civilians, now in the thousands? No. Deliberately making the Palestinian people suffer even more as punishment for Hamas' terror attack? No. Israel should have paused to maximize international support before making a move, but Bibi rushed with this reckless military campaign and fkd that all up for Israel. Oh, and review security and intel approaches... yeah that might be a good idea too.