I have written comments on various world conflicts in a glib manner, but I am not a student of world conflicts.

To be clear, anyone who has read "Golgo 13" can speak to the extent of my comments.

Of course, "Golgo 13" does not write everything right.

There is a great deal of misunderstanding about telecommunications and AI technologies, and many recent IT trends are "nonsense" in their content.

For example, I sometimes feel like saying, "Nowadays, people don't make international calls (using the call function of social networking services is normal)," but I guess that would be a bit of a senseless

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Numerous Israeli military and intelligence agencies appear in "Golgo 13" (and many in Kaoru Shintani's manga (e.g., Area 88)).

The Israeli military and intelligence agencies in Golgo 13 are "cool," to say the least.

With meticulous operational planning, daring execution, and intelligent on-the-spot judgment, they destroy and kill their targets with pinpoint accuracy, then disappear without a trace.

For example, "Mossad" continues to be portrayed as the world's most excellent spy organization, which fascinated Golgo 13 fans like us.

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Ebata: "This invasion of the Gaza Strip, there is not a shred of intelligence."

Wife: "To reopen the killing of unarmed civilians as 'unavoidable' is beyond unseemly."

However, it was Hamas that first launched this invasion. It is Israel's right to retaliate against Hamas.

But I think it is also a matter of degree.

I think 'if 1,000 civilians in your country are killed, 1,000 civilians on the enemy side will be collateral damage' is one possible pitfall, regardless of the pros and cons.

But they have killed 20 times as many noncombatants and continue to do so -- 'Really, I think they're out of their minds.

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The "cool" Israeli military and intelligence agencies of Golgo 13 became an illusion in my mind.

Or perhaps they were 'fictions that existed only in Golgo 13 from the beginning.