Civilians and Collective Punishment

 "Trump Gives Final Warning to Hamas & Palestinians: "Release the Hostages, Leave Gaza or You're Dead!" What do you think about someone attacking civilians, over things that a Government did?

ChatGPT said:

Targeting civilians for the actions of a government is fundamentally unjust and a violation of basic ethical principles. Civilians are not responsible for the decisions made by those in power, and collective punishment is widely considered a war crime under international law. Any action that deliberately harms non-combatants, regardless of which side commits it, is morally indefensible.

If you were asking about the specific statement from Trump, I can look up recent news to verify its accuracy. Let me know how you’d like to proceed.

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