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Hamas can't really complain about Israel not following the geneva convention considering that they initiated the war by murdering civilians on mass and taking hostages that they still haven't released, in contravention to the Geneva convention..... If one side starts the whole thing by not...

Isn't the taking of hostages prohibited under the geneva convention?

Are Hamas signed up to those?

War crimes, as defined where?

The nazis were tried in a court of law after they'd surrendered and the war was over. Have Hamas terrorists handed back the hostages, accepted defeat, surrendered to the Israelis and then been assassinated or executed?

Under what rules is this a war crime? Is war now like a game where you get subbed off the pitch if you're injured? Should the allies have avoided killing Hitler if he was in hospital being treated for a broken finger? Do terrorist leaders now get to lie down, pretend to be injured and therefore...

I don’t think pagers are given to random people. Only specific people you want to contact, for some reason…..

Quite the opposite, one of the most targeted attacks, ever.

Except Hamas, who still refuse to release the hostages, knowing full well that doing so would largely end the killing of both their fighters and the collateral Palestinian civilians.

Feral pigeons are covered by the general licence that you don’t need to apply for.

If Hamas had released all the Israeli hostages, you’d be right. But they haven’t. if one of the hostages was a member of my family, I’d expect my country to do everything it could to rescue them.

Like the Israelis did after they dropped a bunker buster bomb on Mohammed Sinwar hiding in a bunker underneath the European hospital?

Indiscriminate killing of civilians is a very common side effect of war. Made worse by Hamas's deliberate use of hospitals and other civilian structures as concealment for their anti-Israel activities. As for democratically elected, yes they were in 2006. No elections since though and...

Irrelevant of whether the notches are too large, you've removed the land that the floorboard needs to sit on the left side where the floorboard should bridge the notch. That side of the floorboard will be unsupported.

Let’s be honest, Israel is doing our dirty work for us by taking out Iran’s nuclear facilities.

And you want to give our freedom back to the eu. They gave their lives so that we all have the freedom to choose what we want to think and say. I went to the British memorial at ver sur mer a few weeks ago. Very moving.

There is a wooden lintel that bridges the gap that supports the ceiling timbers. The old infill was some half depth bricks that were supported by the window frame with edge on slips of roof tiles to create the look that was there before. I'd like to recreate the original appearance, or something...

We're in the process of having some 1980's double glazing replaced in our 1920s house. Unfortunately, the decorative arched feature above the landing window that used to look like this: Now looks like this Annoyingly, the whole section appears to have been supported by the window below and...

that look's interesting, dependent on how invisible it becomes when painted. Got to be better than cracks though!

Its a 4 bend bay and unfortunately the position of the cracks is in a place where the isn't a decent corner anywhere near to finish the paper in. Elsewhere in the house we have a similar bay arrangement with cracking in the same place. We had the bay windows replaced and bay polls installed...