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"The accusations being made against Israel are absurd."German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says Israel is acting in accordance with international law in defending itself against Hamas.
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Agreed.
It could be a mixed bag ?
Some hard liners, and others who choose to stay and help, but are appalled and secretly working against Hamas ?
Wouldn't that be something ?
I hope they're courageous enough to slip a note to the Israeli soldiers, or whisper to the IDF what's really happening.
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"#HamasISIS humiliated you and left you to your fate"The Coordinator of the Government in the Territories Maj. Gen. Ghassan Alian speaking to the residents of Gaza. Watch#FreeGaza from Hamas #NoMasHamas
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Significant military activity coming out of the hospitals is itself a war crime... It becomes a very complicated question as to how to respond to those war crimes,'Frmr. U.S Federal Prosecutor @EricLisann
discusses #Hamas use of hospitals, mosques, schools as strongholds
discusses #Hamas use of hospitals, mosques, schools as strongholds
I'm sure they will record it all, but I hope it's VERY clear so the naysayers can't accuse them of fabricating things.
I can't think of a single reason why Israel would surround hospitals and attempt to get civilians out if they didn't have very good intel that said there was something under it and people hiding in it. WHY? Makes zero sense. IF they were heartless, they would just blow it up and be done with it, but they aren't. They are trying to get everyone to get out of there so they can go in. Yet many still say Israel is bombing the hospitals and targeting ambulances and shooting people looking out windows. WHY would they do that and then in the next breath give warnings and try to evacuate people?
What makes a lot more sense to me is HAMAS is in there, they are controlling the narrative that is coming out of there and they are using media to push the idea that Israel is shooting them, bombing ambulances, and just trying to.... what level the hospital?? Why?? So people in Gaza won't have a hospital? Ridiculous. Israel has far better things to do than to play games outside a hospital, if terrorists are elsewhere causing problems.
Imagine wanting to destroy a people so badly that you risk the lives of newborn babies by hiding out and running your war from a hospital. Oh and then you use that to gain favor with the world. Terrorists now look like the good guys because Israel must want these babies to die?
Moo...but Israel wants what's left of Palestinians population to voluntary leave Gaza, they want the Palestinians out of the country. ...moo
Perhaps they already have. That is something I would hope would NOT become known by any media or talking heads. They would need to keep that quiet.
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More digging. Yes it likely is. He was a pediatrician.
Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi
Anyone know if Rantisi Hospital was named after him?
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He worked at Nasser in Khan Younis. (Not to be confused with Nasir which is located with Rantisi)
Nasser in Khan Younis is named for Gemal Nasser.
Rantisi was built in 2019 by US NGO Palestinian Children's Refief Fund.
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Deliberately targeting civilians is a war crime.
Why is Hamas not being called out by every other nation ?
My .02, because certain other nations are doing the same.
Omo.
I think there will be a growing number of such people as the Hamas' real and "ever present shadow" control over Gaza is dwindling by the hour.
They wont be passing such notes because they want to cooperate with IDF per se, affirm Israel, nor because they think the IDF are good guys. Rather, the notes will be passed because the Palestinian passers think its in the best interest of the Palestinian people.
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He was the co-founder and leader of Hamas, also. Fitting to name a hospital after him.More digging. Yes it likely is. He was a pediatrician.
He worked at Nasser in Khan Younis. (Not to be confused with Nasir which is located with Rantisi)
Nasser in Khan Younis is named for Gemal Nasser.
Rantisi was built in 2019 by US NGO Palestinian Children's Refief Fund.
Abdel Aziz Ali Abdul Majid al-Rantisi (Arabic: عبد العزيز علي عبد المجيد الحفيظ الرنتيسي; 23 October 1947 – 17 April 2004), nicknamed the "Lion of Palestine",[1][2] was a Palestinian political leader and co-founder of Hamas, along with Sheikh Ahmed Yassin.
Rantisi became Hamas's political leader and spokesman in the Gaza Strip following the Israeli killing of Hamas spiritual leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin in March 2004.[3] Rantisi opposed compromise with Israel and called for the creation of a Palestinian state (including the whole of the State of Israel) through military action against the Jewish state.
On 17 April 2004, the Israeli Air Force killed al-Rantisi by firing Hellfire missiles from an AH-64 Apache helicopter at his car.
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'What we're seeing here is a Jihadist death call... If anybody had any doubts about how Hamas operates... All of it is an illusion: it's all one big terrorist base,'@YaakovLappin discusses IDF's proof of #Hamas using civilian infrastructure for terror purposes
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Me, too. I had opportunities, but to afraid to go. They have raised the security threat.
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