They don’t. And I think most reasonable minded people who aren’t brainwashed by them see right through their stmts!How does the Hamas Ministry of Health know within minutes that it was an Israeli strike?
"A spokesperson for the Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza estimates that between 200 and 300 people have been killed in an Israeli strike on the Baptist Hospital in central Gaza."
WHY OH WHY , would they even keep rocket launchers, etc., in a hospital, fgs ?
Well, because that is where they store their missiles and probably why that hospital hasn’t evacuated. IMO
That’s very sad. I bet Hamas has plenty of water stored for themselves in the tunnels.51s ago
Fears grow people are dehydrating to death in Gaza as clean water runs out
Bethan McKernan
Fears are growing that people in Gaza are beginning to dehydrate to death as clean water runs out, with Israeli airstrikes continuing to pound the Palestinian territory of 2.3 million residents amid a total blockade on food, electricity, medicine and fuel.
Unrwa, the UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees, said on Tuesday that Gaza’slast seawater desalination plant had shut down, bringing the risk of further deaths and waterborne diseases such as cholera and dysentery. Six water wells, three water pumping stations, and one water reservoir – which collectively served more than 1.1million people – are also out of action, it said.
After 16 years of a joint Israeli-Egyptian blockade, imposed after the Palestinian militant group Hamas seized control of the exclave in 2007, clean water was already one of the most pressing concerns in the 41km by 12km strip. Almost 97% of the water in Gaza’s sole aquifer is not potable; without proper maintenance and with Israeli restrictions on imports and electricity, sewage treatment plants were overwhelmed years ago. Untreated waste has flowed directly into the Mediterranean for more than a decade.
But now, desperate civilians find themselves consuming the contaminated tap water, or digging new wells too close to the sea to drink and use dirty, salty water. Jamil al-Meqdad, a writer and researcher in Gaza City, said:
Access to at least 50 litres of water per person is the minimum level set by the World Health Organization. Most people in Gaza are now believed to be surviving on three, the UN says.
Read the full report by The Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent, Bethan McKernan.
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For some reason, this makes me want to laughHamas official: We expected more support from Iran
Is that because the BBC, who claims that Hamas arrested (rather than kidnapped) Israeli civilians, believes that Hamas can identify the origin of the explosion within minutes?
The WHO knows that someone attacked the hospital? Isn't it possible that it was a failed Hamas rocket launch?4m ago
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has strongly condemned the attack on Gaza’s Al Ahli Arab Hospital.
In a statement posted to social media, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote:
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IMO Even when/if the IDF can prove that they weren’t in the area and show video of rocket mis-launch, the damage has already been done. Thanks to Hamas propaganda. IMO
Snipped for focus.
Heck it's a top story on CNN.
It almost sounds like one of Hamas' rockets malfunctioned ?
IMO, Hamas are most likely murdering their own people.
