Murder is murder

HENRY GUTERMAN (Irish Examiner letters, September 20) believes that in war there is no such thing as murder.

Mon, 09 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

In the recent war on Lebanon, Israel attacked hospitals, ambulances, convoys of refugees, UN observers, farm workers, children huddling in bomb shelters. Anyone in fact who either moved or tried desperately not to move.

This was murder.

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