Tolerating proxy armies and human shields gives terrorists a blueprint for untouchable war.
Israel: State of a Nation
In a discussion on the implications of proxy warfare and the use of human shields, Shany Mor and Eylon Levy examine how accepting these tactics threatens international stability and security. Mor argues that allowing terrorist groups to hide behind proxy armies could make them immune to retaliation, thus creating a dangerous precedent that undermines global order and justice. This conversation highlights concerns around how international law is interpreted and its potential impact on future conflicts, emphasizing the need for accountability and effective responses to such strategies.