I'm referring to international law, not emotion.
1 - Killing a family sleeping in their home is a war crime, if you argue that it was a military target you have to prove it and until you do, its a war crime.
2 - You also have to prove its not a 'disproportionate response', which given the deaths and the destruction in Gaza, is going to be very hard
3 - Killing a military leader at home with their family is a war crime.
4 - Targeting media outlets, hospitals, schools, residential towers are all assumed war crimes, like state terrorism, until you prove that they were legit military targets. Israel has not done so.
Its all here:
The following questions and answers address issues relating to international humanitarian law (the laws of war) governing the armed conflict between Israel and Hamas, Islamic Jihad,
www.hrw.org
That's because Israel is the military power occupying and ruling Gaza.
Not Egypt, they listen to Israel on this issue.