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[2ManyGuns]

Those paragliders are powered aircraft. Pretty sure that makes them legitimate targets. Plus, Hamas fighters are not a uniformed military force - they're irregulars at best, and terrorists in truth. The Geneva Conventions don't necessarily extend to them. Not to mention their established practice of committing war crimes as a matter of course.

My answer would be shoot on, if they are not signatories to the Geneva Conventions, then they are fair game.

 

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[Bozz10mm]

Could someone better versed in the Geneva Convention clarify a point for me - as guerrillas would the Hamas "paratroops" be fair game while they are still in the air or not?

If they can shoot you while they are descending, you can shoot them. I don't think there is anything in the Geneva Convention against shooting parachute troops that will be on the ground in seconds shooting at you. Shooting a pilot ejecting from a plane may be a different story.

 

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