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Originally Posted by Bagor
So basically you're not willing to verify any claims that you read/hear online choosing instead to consider it as "very plausible" based on what you've heard about previous conflicts.
So if Israel bombs a hospital you'll be ok with it and be able to justify it in your head as long as there is some sort of "very plausible" claim that Hamas were there?
The line is an individual one where you have to critically think for yourself what might be real and what might be false and how you choose to decide.
Again.
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Wow okay that's one giant leap you made there trying to discredit me. I mentioned myself that I have no way of verifying that recording. Other places mention it now as well as something the IDF released. I mentioned it in the original post, so that I don't mislead anyone, and everyone can make up their own mind.
The Hamas spokesperson news conference happened in Shifa. Newspapers/media don't usually mention the location, as much as the content. The Israeli websites did mention the actual location.
Why do people in Israel
know there's a bunker under Shifa:
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The Israelis are so sure about the location of the Hamas bunker, however, not because they are trying to score propaganda points, or because it has been repeatedly mentioned in passing by Western reporters—but because they built it. Back in 1983, when Israel still ruled Gaza, they built a secure underground operating room and tunnel network beneath Shifa hospital—which is one among several reasons why Israeli security sources are so sure that there is a main Hamas command bunker in or around the large cement basement beneath the area of Building 2 of the Hospital, which reporters are obviously prohibited from entering.
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