They’re not saying it’s a fragment from the iron dome stopping the missile, which happens over the desert, they’re saying it’s most likely a failed rocket launch that went off course.
To argue that the Israelis were able to react so quickly and fire a JDAM at the hospital in response to and while the rockets were firing is itself a stretch.
All of the available information points to it being fired from within Gaza. It’s only the armchair generals who claim to be able to identify a rocket by the sound (despite having never actually witnessed it themselves) who say otherwise.
I don’t believe Israel in any of this. I believe the abundance of evidence online analysed by geeky people who know their shit.
I don’t know who fired it, it could be Israel, but all the evidence available points to it not being a JDAM at it being something fired from within Palestine. If there is evidence to the contrary then I might change my mind, but so far I haven’t come across it, and you’re just posting in anger so it’s not like you’ve got much credibility.
There’s evidence of Israel bombing the hospital in the past, evidence of them demanding an evacuation, evidence of them bombing the medical director’s home because he didn’t call an evacuation, evidence of Israeli jets in the area…
What exactly is the evidence that it isn’t a JDAM? The lack of casualties?
Yep, there’s evidence of Israelis doing dodgy shit and coming up with excuses all over. So it wouldn’t be surprising if it was an Israeli attack - but that alone doesn’t mean that it is.
What exactly is the evidence that it isn’t a JDAM? The lack of casualties?
Mainly the lack of damage to anything, the nature of the explosion. JDAM’s from high up leave a big crater - there is none, nor is there significant damge to buildings. This projectile seemed to be travelling horizontally, as if it misfired in the wrong direction.
It looks as if it hit some cars and the conflaguration was caused by fuel burning.
They’re not saying it’s a fragment from the iron dome stopping the missile, which happens over the desert, they’re saying it’s most likely a failed rocket launch that went off course.
To argue that the Israelis were able to react so quickly and fire a JDAM at the hospital in response to and while the rockets were firing is itself a stretch.
All of the available information points to it being fired from within Gaza. It’s only the armchair generals who claim to be able to identify a rocket by the sound (despite having never actually witnessed it themselves) who say otherwise.
https://streamable.com/hchxwx
I’m sure those flares were also from a Gazan rocket… Oh wait.
Who’s the only party operating aircraft in this whole conflict, again? How are JDAMs dropped, again?
This almost certainly isn’t a JDAM.
According to… Israel?
Doctors from MSF are claiming 500+ casualties. What exactly do you claim caused 500+ casualties?
I don’t believe Israel in any of this. I believe the abundance of evidence online analysed by geeky people who know their shit.
I don’t know who fired it, it could be Israel, but all the evidence available points to it not being a JDAM at it being something fired from within Palestine. If there is evidence to the contrary then I might change my mind, but so far I haven’t come across it, and you’re just posting in anger so it’s not like you’ve got much credibility.
There’s evidence of Israel bombing the hospital in the past, evidence of them demanding an evacuation, evidence of them bombing the medical director’s home because he didn’t call an evacuation, evidence of Israeli jets in the area…
What exactly is the evidence that it isn’t a JDAM? The lack of casualties?
Oh wait.
Yep, there’s evidence of Israelis doing dodgy shit and coming up with excuses all over. So it wouldn’t be surprising if it was an Israeli attack - but that alone doesn’t mean that it is.
Mainly the lack of damage to anything, the nature of the explosion. JDAM’s from high up leave a big crater - there is none, nor is there significant damge to buildings. This projectile seemed to be travelling horizontally, as if it misfired in the wrong direction.
It looks as if it hit some cars and the conflaguration was caused by fuel burning.
Explain the casualty count, then? The casualty count has been verified by MSF doctors on the ground in Gaza.
It hasn’t been verified by MSF, it’s been repeated by a single doctor.