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This is clearly a straw man argument and, notably, an avoidance of providing a link to further explain what you're referring to, for some reason.
As my clearly marked edit says, the link and excerpt provided is meant to demonstrate the type of civilian suffering which is the point for Hamas and was clearly not meant as evidence that Hamas was in "this hospital". It's tough to even try to say Hamas was in "this hospital" seeing as you haven't provided any more context for what you're referring to. For some reason.
Can you show me the evidence of Hamas using the hospital as a base?
Look I can do that. Here's evidence for Nazisrael using the hospital as a military base
I'm still not clear on what Israeli strike on a hospital you were originally referring to. Feel free to expand on that at any point.
Re: This picture: Refer to my original, top-level comment.
The whole point for keeping military ops out of schools, hospitals, and away from civilians is to not make them a valid target for the opposing force (assuming they abide by these rules, which Hamas does not). If this hospital is now devoid of doctors, patients, and other civilians, what's the issue? It's just a building now.
Your feigned ignorance of how Hamas' whole goal is to inflict as much harm on their own civilians is tiring and the whole reason I posted that 2009 article.
Got anything that's not 15 years old?
I can see I'm not actually going to get any specifics out of you here.
I'll let this exchange speak for itself for those that come by later.
Mh interesting so no evidence nor anything of substance like me being able to provide video evidence of israeli soldiers committing the war crimes they are accused of.