Small correction: there was one very publicized school bombing with a lot of casualties, but there's more than one bombed school.

The US and Israel have bombed several schools, hospitals, and civil servants' offices, and residential buildings. I read HRANA's report on the war every morning. [1] It's a quick read, they are a reliable Iranian opposition source (now based in the US).

Each day, there are multiple strikes on civilian infrastructure. No matter how precise they are, they are still war crimes.

[1] https://www.en-hrana.org/

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pbhjpbhj 7 hours ago | parent [-]

Surely it's the precision that makes them war crimes? If the missiles weren't meter-accurate, and the intelligence didn't eg show the lines painted on the playground (even in images available to the public) then they would be able to pass it off as mistakes or enemy propaganda.

	▲	kergonath 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		No, what makes them war crimes is the intentional targeting of non-combattants. Being lousy at aiming weapons does not absolve of any war crime. The accuracy helps with showing intent, though, because when your 50% accuracy radius is a couple of meters and you put a couple of missiles on a target that’s a hundred of meters of anything else, it’s hard to argue they were sidetracked.