Hospital in Israel got hit by Missile,No Deaths But Every Hospital in Gaza Was Bombed, Eliminated
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| Natan Odenheimer/The New York Times |
Israel’s defense minister warned on Thursday that the Israeli military would intensify its strikes on “strategic targets” in Iran, after a barrage of Iranian missiles hit several locations, including a major hospital complex in southern Israel.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed that Iran had targeted Israeli military facilities near a hospital, according to the Fars news agency, an Iranian outlet affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, though it offered no evidence to support that. The Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the claim.
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| Medics evacuating injured people and patients from Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, on Monday.Credit...Agence France-Presse — Getty Images |
The top is a Hospital in Israel. A missile from Iran escaped their 'Irondome' and hit it with that missile,
no deaths and very few injuries.
The second Picture is what used to be a Hospital in Gaza and then there was no more. Patients, workers, Doctors died or were seriously injured by a calculated Israeli American made missile or smart bomb.
Why is the difference from the two? What pushed me to post both pictures was when Israel claimed it was a Crime against humanity what Iran did, while the other was just Israel looking for Hamas.
Im going to leave this to your sense of decency without putting my thoughts into this reporting. But it would seem to me that one of the two was a purposeful (may be both were purposeful , I know the Iran Government is the most evil on the earth), which happened to every school in Gaza, playground in Gaza by Israel but Israel is claiming crimes against humanity on a missile that killed no one.Maybe the crimes against humanity everything being equal is claiming what others do against you is crimes against humanity but what you do to others is just an act of war and self defense is in itself the real crime against humanity.
Thank You, Adam Gonzalez, Publisher
Both pics were obtained from The New York Times
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