What are the 7 principles of the just war theory?

The 7 principles of the just war theory are:

1. Just Cause: The reason for going to war must be just and cannot, therefore, therefore, aggressor nations cannot be said to wage a just war.
2. Last Resort: All peaceful alternatives must have been exhausted before war is justified.
3. Legitimate Authority: War must be declared by a legitimate authority, typically a government.
4. Right Intention: The intention behind the war must be good, such as self-defense or protecting innocent life.
5. Probability of Success: It must be probable that the war will achieve its objective.
6. Proportionality: The violence used in the war must be proportional to the injury suffered.
7. Civilian Casualties: Care must be taken to avoid harming civilians during war as much as possible.