Your claim that the soldiers were on their own sovereign territory so they were not getting into anything is contested Israel claims that Hezbollah crossed into Israel killing  soldiers and capturing  while the Lebanese claim that the two soldiers were in Lebanon and that Israeli aircraft were flying over Lebanese airspace when the soldiers were arrested by local police officials I agree with  that the mere status of being a soldier makes you a legitimate target It seems that you  think its okay for Israel to capture and kill members of Hezbollah even though they are civilians but are still a legitimate target but that when Hezbollah captures two Israeli soldiers that they are not a legitimate target In sum you claim when Israel captures or kills civilian Lebanese who belong to Hezbollah they are killing or capturing a legitimate enemy target but when Hezbollah captures or kills Israeli soldiers they are not capturing or killing a legitimate enemy target Again this is a false dichotomy And is a clear point of view violation You also seem to have a predilection towards claiming that your point of view is fact as if appealling to the authority of fact will grant your point of view a superior position