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White House says it has evidence Hamas using Al Shifa hospital to run military actions
(www.reuters.com)
this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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It says both. They fired at hamas, hamas fled to a safe zone and the Fatah fired on the hospital.... And hamas returned fire.
Yes, they returned fire from the hospital.
EDIT: the part you quoted doesn't say who was firing from where.
Aside from third party articles that dispute most if not all of the claims therein specifically the doctors and nurses they reference are a. Not known to be workers there, b. At least one of those doctors was under isreali detention only to be executed later.
If you choose to believe that by all means do but don't expect everyone else to.
I can't independently verify if the source is accurate since I wasn't on the ground in Gaza when this happened. I'm just telling you what the article said. I don't think it's a good practice to lie to people about the claims that sources make.
Fun fact neither was the author, it's taken from Israeli reports.
You don't have to believe Israeli reports to accurately interpret what an article says.
If you know more than what is included in the article you can infer things from that as well, you know being well read on the subject your providing sources for is on you not me.
I wasn't providing a source. I was telling you that your interpretation of the words in the article (that we both read) was not accurate. It makes more sense for you to counter that other person with a different article than to claim it says something that it didn't. Maybe I'm wording this in a bizarre way.
Ok thought experiment, what humanitarian issue do you think they were talking about.