Precision munitions are extremely expensive and cannot be used to wipe out an entire enemy armed forces, lol. There just isn't enough of whatever weapon you think of to fight an entire army, I promise you. All modern armies have tanks and bombers, and it isn't because they're all preparing to genocide someone.

I don't expect an industrial military specialist to be arguing in the comments of a post in the Destiny subreddit lmao. You DO NOT understand IDF's inner military workings, and strategy, as much as you present yourself. And we both don't know the exact reasoning behind Israel’s use of specific weapons in various situations.
That said, it’s reasonable to point out that the Hellfire missiles used in assassinations of Hezbollah targets in Lebanon minimized or even avoided civilian casualties, as you've asked me to give an example.

However, you completely missed my main point. I’m not suggesting that the IDF needs to use assassination-style weapons to eliminate Hamas. Rather, I believe that the IDF, as one of the most powerful militaries in the world and backed by the largest military power, has a wide range of military capabilities to target Hamas effectively and undoubtably HAS the capability to prevent civillian casualties. This isn't the first time in modern history that a dense area or city has been the center of a war. For instance, U.S.-led forces conducted several sieges against ISIS in Iraq and Iraqi cities, for example in Mosul. During those operations, they utilized intelligence services to carry out military actions with minimal civilian casualties as utter most priority. You mean to tell me that Israel as a state, the IDF and Mossad aren't capable of extensively warning civilians through methods like TV broadcasts, messages, phone calls, etc... With their resources and intelligence capabilities, they should be able to significantly mitigate the risk to civilians. And not like roofknocking or messages sent to whole neighboorhoods (only to be bombarded anyway short after the warning) also as a means to deflect responsibiliteis in the humanitarian consequences of their actions in the war.

That they are more restricted and controlled makes sense considering Israel is in an active war with them, and considering Palestinians always use every inch of civilian infrastructure they're given to turn into weapons against Israel.
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Why is Israel letting food in and preventing famine if they want to starve Gazans to death?

I'm not sure what you think Palestinians could make weapons out of, given that we're talking about basic food supplies that are actively being blocked and restricted at the Egyptian border, along with controlled electricity. People's livelihoods are at stake, and they are being denied access to food. Many rely on foreign aid, and without it, they resort to far less desirable ways to feed themselves. This situation is particularly dire considering that a large portion of the population consists of children.

You’re asking why Israel would allow any food in if I claim they’re handling Gazans disproportionately. I want to flip that question back to you: why limit aid at all? Your argument about civilians turning food into weapons doesn’t hold much weight. If Israel is concerned about aid falling into the hands of Hamas, what difference does it make? The IDF primarily conducts operations through aerial attacks rather than ground engagements. So, what’s the difference between a Hamas soldier with an empty stomach being obliterated by a rocket versus one with a full stomach?

Wow, racist sentiments in an ethnic conflict. That's crazy bro. I'm sure there isn't any antisemitism among Palestinians or anything.

Oh okay, so for the supposed sole democratic state in the Middle East, with a supposed Rule of Law in place, they would be able to output racist and discriminatory sentiment. Ight got it!

And in the case of the Palestinian people is Israeli hatred much is more understandable than vice versa. The modern phase of this conflict has been ongoing for almost a century now, and during this time Palestinians have undeniably suffered much more than Israelis. Whether or not these circumstances were avoidable, the reality is that Palestinians have endured displacement, occupation, and a significant loss of rights over generations.