Justified military intervention

Yes they have endless right to attack isreal forever and they exercise that right constantly.

And with.good cause!

Bombing the IDF would be protecting the israeli at this point lmao. If anything it'd protect them from ptsd

Also Israeli who don't stand against it are complicit to the IDF run mass murder, and deserve to be put down like the animals they are
- Indoctrination and societal pressures are strong in Israel, an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

IDF HQ was built under a residential neighborhood.

The premise of the question seems strange to me. Did they think they didn't have the right before or what

It’s wild that suddenly Iranian officers are the good guys to young North American kids who grew up raised on blood money from when you invaded my own country. But now I need to shut up and forget the raping Americans gave us and accept that they’re once again the word police and the moral compass that tells countries across the planet what they should and shouldn’t do.

Yes, attacking military targets is what's meant to happen during war, not random kidnappings or bombing music festivals.

Israel does disproportionate response, but they are responding to fucking something.

EDIT : People in this thread think that Palestine has been behaving like an innocent sacrificial lamb and is basically in the same situation as Ukraine.

The fuck did Syria do??
- use context clues.
2023 marks deadliest year on record for children in the occupied West Bank - occupied Palestinian territory | ReliefWeb https://share.google/bcKER9y3iJCUdSYTq
look at the publication date.
if you think it started in oct7 you are a genocidal idiot
- If you think Palestinian attacks on civillians started in oct7 you are also an idiot of a different sort.
Omg could it be that it never was a war (a confrontation between two sovereign countries) and more like an internal uprising against a genocide?
- Israel's government issued a formal declaration of war against Hamas on 7th October 2023. But that doesn't give it the right to attack Syria.
  You don't need to recognise the entity you are declaring war against as a state to do so. Cameroon declared war against Ambazonia (separatist group) on 4th December 2017.
  Notably for this conflict, the First Syrian Republic declared war against Israel in 1948. While the two never agreed to a peace treaty, the First Syrian Republic no longer exists, nor its successor, nor its successor's successor, Israel's attack against Syria is—to put it very, very generously—of extremely dubious legality under international law. I don't claim to be an expert in international law, but after the Assad regime was overthrown, I would consider the new Syrian Arab Republic as a legally different polity than its predecessor. I don't recall hearing any confirmations from the new Syrian government that they want to continue war against Israel, so if that is all correct then Israel just attacked a neutral country that so happened to be populated by Arabs sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, which is honestly par for the course for the Israeli military.
- No, it's been a war for a while. It was even called the six day war. Also, it's been a war between palestine and israel, it's just that the palestinians have barely any resources, and israel is armed to the teeth.