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What well equipped professional army equipped and trained
the oppressed people of Gazza with rockets and guns, John
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What well equipped professional army equipped and trained
the oppressed people of Gazza with rockets and guns, John
You think Gaza has an army?
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Did you think the Jews had an army that butchered and raped German women men and children. In turn did thst start a war ,John
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The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades is the military wing of the Palestinian organization Hamas, operating in the Gaza Strip. It is currently led by Mohammed Deif and his deputy, Marwan Issa. The Al-Qassam Brigades is named after Izz ad-Din al-Qassam, a Muslim preacher and mujahid in Mandatory Palestine.
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How many did Germany have? and how many do you think Iran have?
Then add up the tanks Jordan, Egypt and all the other tanks surrounding Israel from all sides but the Mediterranean.
Al-Shifa Hospital.
1967–2005: Israeli occupation–Israeli disengagement from Gaza
When Israel occupied Gaza in the 1967 Six-Day War, the entire Egyptian administration and staff in the hospital were taken prisoner.[37] By 1969, the department of internal medicine grew to contain several sub-departments.[38]Architecture and expansion
The hospital underwent a major Israeli renovation and expansion.[39][40] The project was designed by Israeli architects Gershon Tzapor and Benjamin Edelson in their Tel-Aviv office, both well experienced in the construction of high standard hospitals.[39] The project was done in the 1980s as part of a project to improve the living conditions of Gaza residents.[41]This project came as part of the Israeli idea of mutual existence between Jews and Arabs. The project intended to house 900 beds in the entire campus, a 50 dunam area. The Israeli additions were considered to be in the same standard as those hospital wings in Israeli hospitals such as Tel HaShomer.[39] The architecture of the hospital came to reflect the modernist and post modernist trends in Israeli architecture.[39] In particular was the similarity of the project to existing Israeli hospitals such as the facades of the Bezalel building in Jerusalem.[40] Similarly to other Israeli projects, the building was built with sharpened diagonal staircases, akin to projects by Israeli architects Dan Eitan, Shlomit Nadler and others at the time.[40]
During a renovation in the 1990s a large basement was added, which the IDF later said was appropriated by Hamas and used to store weapons.[39][42][23][40] According to Newsweek and the Intercept a bunker beneath building 2 was constructed in 1983 by Israel and "includes a secure underground operating room and tunnel network."[18] According to former Israeli PM Ehud Barak in an interview with CNN, the tunnels were built in the 1980s by Israel as part of the hospital's construction.[19][16][17] According to Israeli officials, Hamas subsequently dug out the original basement, later adding new floors and connecting it as a hub within their existing tunnel system.[43][44]
Al-Shifa Hospital - Wikipedia
Give 'em an inch and they'll take a yard, then murder your citizens, rape the women and kill their children.
Well yes, Israelis are in the habit of stealing land, and they can be disgustingly violent to those they consider, due to a difference of religion, to be sub human and undeserving of human rights.
It has been so from the beginning.
Good of you to admit it.
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Irrelevant.
100% of the tanks in Gaza are Israeli tanks.
Just as 100% of the tanks in Warsaw were German tanks.
Palestine does not have an army.
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Jews where to late against Hitler unaware again on October 7.
Do you think they are waiting for Iran?
I'm glad you mentioned that.
"Weeks before Israel sent troops into al-Shifa Hospital, its spokesman began building a public case.
The claims were remarkably specific — that five hospital buildings were directly involved in Hamas activities; that the buildings sat atop underground tunnels that were used by militants to direct rocket attacks and command fighters; and that the tunnels could be accessed from inside hospital wards. The assertions were backed by “concrete evidence,” Israel Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari said as he laid out the case in an Oct. 27 briefing."
"But the evidence presented by the Israeli government falls short of showing that Hamas had been using the hospital as a command and control center, according to a Washington Post analysis of open-source visuals, satellite imagery and all of the publicly released IDF materials. That raises critical questions, legal and humanitarian experts say, about whether the civilian harm caused by Israel’s military operations against the hospital — encircling, besieging and ultimately raiding the facility and the tunnel beneath it — were proportionate to the assessed threat."
"The Post’s analysis shows:
- The rooms connected to the tunnel network discovered by IDF troops showed no immediate evidence of military use by Hamas.
- None of the five hospital buildings identified by Hagari appeared to be connected to the tunnel network.
- There is no evidence that the tunnels could be accessed from inside hospital wards"
Much more. Rather distressing to anyone who does not consider Palestinians to be subhuman vermin.
The Washington Post
"A doctor went to Gaza to help. What he saw there still haunts him.
The targeting by a U.S. ally of a compound housing hundreds of sick and dying patients and thousands of displaced people has no precedent in recent decades. The march on al-Shifa caused the hospital’s operations to collapse. As Israeli troops closed in and fighting intensified, fuel ran out, supplies could not enter, and ambulances were unable to collect casualties from the streets.
Before troops entered the complex, doctors dug a mass grave for as many as 180 people, the United Nations said, citing hospital staff. The morgue had long since ceased to function. Several days later, when WHO medics arrived to evacuate those still inside, they said the place of healing had become a “death zone.” At least 40 patients — including four premature babies — died in the days leading up to the raid and its aftermath, the United Nations said."
Self-defence my asre.
"In the weeks since, other hospitals in Gaza have come under attack in ways that mirror what happened at al-Shifa — making the assault not just a watershed moment in the conflict, but a vital case study in Israel’s adherence to the laws of war."
Israel cut off power and other supplies, so babies were removed from incubators to delay their deaths.
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Has anyone told Hamas or Iran about the 'laws of war'?
None of the five buildings highlighted by the IDF appear to connect to the tunnels, and no evidence has been produced showing that the tunnels could be accessed from inside the hospital wards, as Hagari had claimed.
I take it that is an admission that Israel unashamedly committs war crimes and mass murder.
It's an admission that they will take any steps necessary to protect their sovereignty and their citizens against barbarians and savages.