Evidence continues to point to the fact that Hamas has been able to exploit the protected status of hospitals, granted under international humanitarian law, in order to wage aggression against Israel and hold hostages. It’s been reported some hostages were given ketamine to keep them docile; the knowledge needed to safely give ketamine suggests the possible collaboration of individuals with medical training. Article 30 of the Geneva Convention stipulates that prisoners of war must receive adequate medical care, even if imminent repatriation is considered. In the military context, hostages are distinct from prisoners of war, and the taking of hostages...