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The group(s) and individuals, feeling they have no choice, retaliate by whatever means they are capable of and feel are necessary, which involves terrorist acts and hiding amongst the civilian population (truthfully, in an all-out armed conflict they would stand no chance). Their actions are in violation of international laws, which they are not considered bound by.
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I disagree strongly with this. Their view and stance, is the total destruction of Israel. They believe Israel does not have a right to exist. Look to the yom kipper war, or the 6-day war, or any other conflict in the past 60 years there, and you will see, it is not about anything other then, the destruction of Israel. Even now as Hamas is part of the Palestenian government, they do not recognize Israel.
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Israel makes life for Palestinians extremely hard, and have caused the destruction of homes, businesses, and families, and illegally occupy Palestinian terrirtory.
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An example of the hardship is closing border enterancesbetween Palestine and Israel, where terrorists enter. And when they open it, the capture a suicide bomber, and have to close down the enterance. Later that day get condemned for not allowing Palestenian employees to get to work (no mention of the suicide bomber that was trying to sneak through). Safety comes sadly at a price.
They have also destroyed homes of anyone who was a suicide bomber. Sadly since Palestenians are willing to be martyrs, and do not mind dying this is a punitive punishment, since in Palestine homes tend to be for an entire family, so there could be a whole family there. Again a safety measure attempt that comes at a price.
If there is a strip of houses that are used as cover from Israel, so that they can fire rockets at Israel, they have come in and bulldozed the place flat, so that anyone firing rockets there will be seen, and can defend against. Once again safety comes at a price.