Israeli officials have now lodged a complaint and demanded that Iran cease targeting their critical infrastructure-including electricity, water, and communication networks. They argue that such attacks constitute a violation of "international law," as they pose a risk of harming civilians and bringing everyday life to a standstill. Israeli officials have emphatically asserted that the targeting of basic amenities is unacceptable and that these operations must cease immediately.
So, now you remember international law?
Someone ought to ask them: who started this in the first place? Until yesterday-when hospitals, schools, and refugee camps in Gaza were reduced to rubble-they never tired of gloating and boasting about the martyrdom of innocent Palestinian children; where has that "madness of war" vanished to today?
When the homes of others were being set ablaze, it was deemed "self-defense"; yet now that the very same fire has reached their own doorstep-leaving three major cities, including Tel Aviv, uninhabitable following Iranian shelling-suddenly the screams have begun, and the books of international law have been flung open.
It is indeed true: until the pain courses through your own veins, the blood of others feels no different than water.
So sit back now, and enjoy that very "international law" which you yourselves buried years ago. What you are experiencing now is, perhaps, retribution for what you did in Gaza.