The Guardian wrote: “There is insufficient evidence regarding allegations that the Shifa Hospital evacuated by Israel was being used as a Hamas headquarters.”
“Before seizing Shifa Hospital, Israeli Defense Ministry forces went to great lengths to portray the medical complex as a Hamas headquarters where attacks against Israel were planned,” The Guardian reported.
Al-Akhbar pointed out that “the evidence lags behind the allegations,” and stated that “small-sized weapons were included” in the video published by the Israeli Ministry of Defense about the weapons found in the hospital.
The news confirmed that the mentioned “small arms” indicated a military presence in the hospital, but there was no trace of weapons, ammunition, or a military presence similar to those in the cartoon published by Israel before the seizure of Al-Shifa Hospital.
BBC: The weapons were installed later
The BBC also reported that even videos that the Israeli Ministry of Defense claimed were from the hospital had become suspicious.
in the news, BBC It was reported that the commentator refuted the claim that a bag of weapons was found behind an MRI machine at the Israeli Shifa Hospital and that he had access to photographs showing the weapons being placed there later.
CNN: The condition of the weapons is questionable
The American CNN news channel also indicated that the pictures circulated by the Israeli army from Al-Shifa Hospital and the pictures taken by international media organizations are “contradictory,” and stated that the condition of the weapons displayed in the hospital is suspicious.
CNN indicated that the number of weapons seen in the photos of Fox News Channel, one of the media organizations that went to the hospital, exceeds the number of weapons seen in the photos that Israel shared from Al-Shifa Hospital, and stated that “the weapons in the hospital may have been used.” “Put her in the hospital.” Later.”
In the video recording shared by Israel, it appeared that there was an AK-47 weapon in the bag behind the MRI machine, while CNN revealed the presence of two AK-47 weapons in the video recording taken by Fox News, which allowed him to tour the hospital. .
CNN asked in its news: “While there was an AK-47 weapon in the first video of the Israeli forces, where did the second weapon (AK-47) in the Fox News video come from?” Ask the question.
CNN stressed that the evaluation question submitted to the Israeli Ministry of Defense regarding the “discrepancy in video recordings” remained unanswered.
Al-Shifa Hospital raided
On the morning of October 15, the Israeli army raided Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest health facility in the region, where thousands of patients and displaced civilians in Gaza are located.
Some photos that Israel claimed to have found in the building instead of tunnels and ammunition depots after the raid sparked criticism. (aa)
release date: 19:36, 18 November 2023