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What is 'targeted assassination'?
Targeted assassination, as mentioned by Ben-Gvir, refers to the deliberate killing of specific individuals, often suspected militants or leaders, by a state's military or intelligence agencies. It is a controversial tactic in warfare, raising significant ethical and legal questions regarding international law and human rights.
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