Beneficiary of Actions

The distinction between negligent homicide and first-degree murder highlights the concept of partial sovereign immunity. People often attribute actions to Israel based on the 'cui bono' argument, which questions who benefits from a situation. This belief suggests that Israel possesses all-knowing control over events, assuming that they intentionally cause certain outcomes. However, the 'cui bono' argument does not always align with blaming Israel for every event, indicating a complex perception of Israel's involvement in various situations.