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Your description of this war could be applied to a lot of other wars/battles: Vietnam, WW2, falujah.
I'd even argue its typical of asymetrical warfare.
I think the issue is that the bloodthirsty Israeli need it to be different so they can justify the murder of more than ten thousand civilians.
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Somewhat. Although, Britain killed far more German civilians than Germans did, but nobody argued they were the bad guys.
I think nam has some minor similarities on a broad level, like willing to sacrifice civilians, but it didnt come anywhere close to what Hamas is doing, how theyre doing it or what they believe.
Whatever similarities you find, at least any modern example, are going to pale in comparison to what Hamas and their ilk are doing, much less what theyre capable of doing. Murder and civilian casualties of war are separate things.