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Mouseholing (Source: «Language of war. Decoding the jargon of war», Nicholas Watt and Rory McCarthy,The Guardian) This apparently innocuous term has sinister connotations. It describes one of the most horrific elements of urban warfare in which troops do not enter houses from the front door, for fear of triggering trip wires. Instead they blow holes in side walls, invariably causing numerous civilian casualties. Mouseholing was last seen in the Israeli assault on Jenin where tens of Palestinian residents were killed.
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Sitio creado y mantenido por el Dpto. de Filologías y Alemana de la Universidad de Granada. 2025 |
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