Les États-Unis et Israël n'ont pas coupé Internet malgré des « conditions de guerre ».

Évaluation

This comparison attempts to draw a moral distinction between democratic and authoritarian governance during conflict. The framing implies that internet access is a marker of a society's values, but it overlooks the complex security considerations that can lead to temporary restrictions even in democracies. The real issue is whether any government's wartime internet policies are transparent, proportionate, and subject to oversight.