Sure! Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: ```html Dream - War has become a phenomenon of hostility that instills terror in many people. There are many victims within it, especially civilians who are not involved in the conflicts that occur. Even in this modern era, wars are still happening. Like between Russia and Ukraine, as well as the colonization carried out by Israel against Palestine. It is important to note that in warfare, there are still rules that should be followed. As stated in the Geneva Conventions of 1949, it is explained about the people who should not be killed during war. ```

"Civilian is a non-military, unarmed resident. They are individuals who do not interfere in warfare. Therefore, they are prohibited from being tortured and are entitled to protection. If a murder occurs against a civilian, it is considered a war crime."

"People who cannot be killed during war are doctors and nurses or medical personnel. Whether they are those under the International Committee of the Red Cross or the International Red Cross Committee, as well as volunteers who care for injured military members."

"Journalists, namely those who are tasked with covering news from the occurrence of war, are people who must not be killed during war. They are the ones who perform documentation duties and provide information to the public about what is happening. Therefore, their presence in the field should be protected by international law."

"Logistics personnel are also individuals who must not be killed during war. Their duty is to assist military logistics. Whether it's transporting goods or cooking. Although they serve for the welfare of the military, they do not enter the battlefield to engage directly. Therefore, they should rightly receive protection."

The Geneva Convention of 1977 states: \

The Geneva Convention Article 1 states: "Persons who do not take a direct part in hostilities, including members of the armed forces who have laid down their arms and those placed hors de combat due to sickness, wounds, detention, or any other cause, must in all circumstances be treated humanely,"