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Making Sense of Casualty Counts in the Israel-Hamas War
All civilian casualties in this war are tragic. But context, intentions, and legal duties tell us which are violations of the laws and ethics of war. -
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Assessing Israel’s Approach to Proportionality in the Conduct of Hostilities in Gaza
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