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1University of Oxford, Oxford, England, UK jeff.mcmahan@philosophy.ox.ac.uk.
Journal of medical ethics
|August 27, 2025
Resumen
Este artículo refuta las afirmaciones de que Hamas es el único responsable de Gaza
Área de la Ciencia:
- Ética médica
- Derecho internacional humanitario
- Salud pública en zonas de conflicto
Sus antecedentes:
- Los comentarios atribuyen la responsabilidad moral principal de la escasez de atención médica en Gaza a Hamas.
- Estos comentarios argumentaban que las acciones de Hamas justificaban la conducta militar israelí, incluida la destrucción de la infraestructura de atención médica.
- Este análisis examina críticamente y refuta estas atribuciones de responsabilidad.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Evaluar y refutar las afirmaciones que atribuyen la responsabilidad moral exclusiva de la escasez de atención médica en Gaza a Hamas.
- Desafiar la afirmación de que las acciones de Hamas absuelven a Israel de responsabilidad por daños a civiles.
- Para analizar la conducta militar de Israel en contra de los principios de la guerra justa y el derecho internacional humanitario.
Principales métodos:
- Análisis ético de la responsabilidad moral en los conflictos armados.
- Revisión jurídica del derecho internacional humanitario relativo a la protección de las personas civiles.
- Evaluación de las acciones militares con respecto a los principios de proporcionalidad, necesidad y discriminación.
Principales resultados:
- La responsabilidad moral por el daño no es un concepto de suma cero; las acciones de Hamas no absolven a Israel.
- Las presuntas acciones de Hamas no niegan las protecciones para los civiles y las instalaciones médicas bajo la ley y la moral.
- La evidencia sugiere que las acciones militares de Israel violaron los principios de la guerra justa, particularmente con respecto a la infraestructura de atención médica.
Conclusiones:
- Los especialistas en ética médica deben responsabilizar a todas las partes por las violaciones de las normas éticas y humanitarias en tiempos de guerra.
- El socavamiento sistemático de la salud de los civiles en las zonas de conflicto requiere un escrutinio ético riguroso.
- La atribución de la responsabilidad por la escasez de atención médica en Gaza debe considerar todos los factores y actores que contribuyen.
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