IDF drone imagery and intent
The original poster's point: if Israeli military drones can see forelocks and temple curls on individual targets, they have the resolution to identify religious markers that signal who is and isn't a combatant. Which means when they strike those targets, they're not making mistakes. They're making choices.
That's not fog of war. That's knowledge with consequences.
AP reports that the IDF was about to launch a nighttime strike on a group of men in Syria until the Israeli military saw (via drone imagery) long curls dangling from the temples of their targets.
Precision targeting capability means the IDF knowingly distinguishes civilians from combatants before striking.</summary> <parameter name="tags">[{"name": "Middle East", "slug": "middle-east"}]
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