Moral standards under pressure: The israeli army and the intifada

Ethics and International Affairs 4:135–143 (1990)
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The PLO practice of hiding behind civilians has produced severe tests for the Israeli Defense Force . Have Israeli soldiers abandoned their moral obligations in war during the time of Intifada?

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10.1111/j.1747-7093.1990.tb00250.x

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