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Israel
Practice Relating to Rule 12. Definition of Indiscriminate Attacks
Section A. Attacks which are not directed at a specific military objective
III. Military Manuals
Israel’s Manual on the Laws of War (1998) states: “In any attack it is imperative to verify that the attack will be directed against a specific military target.” 
Israel, Laws of War in the Battlefield, Manual, Military Advocate General Headquarters, Military School, 1998, p. 37.
Israel’s Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) states:
In any attack, it is a duty to ensure that:
- The attack is directed against specific military targets. 
Israel, Rules of Warfare on the Battlefield, Military Advocate-General’s Corps Command, IDF School of Military Law, Second Edition, 2006, p. 26.
The Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) is a second edition of the Manual on the Laws of War (1998).
Section B. Attacks which cannot be directed at a specific military objective
III. Military Manuals
Israel’s Manual on the Laws of War (1998) states: “In any attacks it is imperative to verify that the attack will be carried out employing weapons that can be aimed at the military target”. 
Israel, Laws of War in the Battlefield, Manual, Military Advocate General Headquarters, Military School, 1998, p. 37, see also pp. 11–12.
Israel’s Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) states:
In any attack, it is a duty to ensure that:
…
- Weapon systems are used exclusively against military targets. 
Israel, Rules of Warfare on the Battlefield, Military Advocate-General’s Corps Command, IDF School of Military Law, Second Edition, 2006, p. 26.
The Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) is a second edition of the Manual on the Laws of War (1998).
Section C. Attacks whose effects cannot be limited as required by international humanitarian law
III. Military Manuals
Israel’s Manual on the Laws of War (1998) states: “In any attack it is imperative to verify that the attack will not employ means of warfare whose impact cannot be controlled.” 
Israel, Laws of War in the Battlefield, Manual, Military Advocate General Headquarters, Military School, 1998, p. 37; see also pp. 11–12.
Israel’s Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) states:
In any attack, it is a duty to ensure that:
…
- The attack will not activate resources whose effects are uncontrollable. 
Israel, Rules of Warfare on the Battlefield, Military Advocate-General’s Corps Command, IDF School of Military Law, Second Edition, 2006, p. 26.
The Manual on the Rules of Warfare (2006) is a second edition of the Manual on the Laws of War (1998).