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*Israel vs. Scheich Ahmed Yassin. Im März 2004 töteten die israelischen Streitkräfte das gelähmte geistige Oberhaupt der Hamas. Die BBC berichtete am 22.03.04: "Reorts from the scene said Sheikh Yassin was being pushed in his wheelchair when he was directly hit by a missile." | *Israel vs. Scheich Ahmed Yassin. Im März 2004 töteten die israelischen Streitkräfte das gelähmte geistige Oberhaupt der Hamas. Die BBC berichtete am 22.03.04: "Reorts from the scene said Sheikh Yassin was being pushed in his wheelchair when he was directly hit by a missile." | ||
== Erlaubnisse und Verbote == | |||
*In den USA erlaubt eine nach dem 11. September 2001 erlassene Verfügung von Präsident George W. der CIA die gezielte Tötung mit Hilfe unbemannter Drohnen: "Shortly after the attacks, Bush approved a 'presidential finding' that allowed the CIA to write a set of highly classified rules describing which individuals could be killed by CIA officers. Such killings were defined as self-defense in a global war against al Qaeda terrorists. The rules have been vetted by the White House, CIA and State Department lawyers. They allow CIA counterterrorism officials in the field to decide much more quickly when to fire, according to former intelligence officials involved in developing the rules." | |||
== Literatur == | == Literatur == | ||