Israel carried out an airstrike on a military air base in Syria — was the strike justified?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended an Israeli airstrike on a military air base in Syria, asserting that Turkey — a NATO ally of the U.S. — intended to deploy forces there.
I haven’t heard of the strike in the NY Times or on CNN. I have no details. I don’t know what or who they were targeting. If it is IRGC terrorists looking to strike Israel, I would have no issue. If it was a car, who were the passengers? Was it a hospital that may have an underground Hezbollah bunker in it, along with weapons? I may have asked the President of Syria to take it out. I just don’t have any information to make a coherent comment
Where's your line: does a strike become justified only when there's proof of an imminent threat, or is disrupting a hostile military's capabilities reason enough on its own?