I don't owe you an answer for something I didn't say and don't try to distract with random questions about rockets fired.NDTV are one of India's best media outlets, they have high journalistic standards. Uf they say Hamas fired rockets from next to their hotel that is what happened. Considering the Washington Post says the same thing there is no doubt about it.
You are the conspicuous fraud, refusing to believe the widely and multiply reported news.
You also still owe us an answer as to whether you think Hamas have a right to fire rockets at civilians.
Maybe you should contact their Ombudsman or complaints department and tell them they are reporting fake news stories. http://www.ndtv.com/page/Your-questions-for-NDTV-Ombudsman-Soli-Sorabjee/ http://www.ndtv.com/convergence/ndtv/new/Complaint.aspxDon't want to address that Indian report do you.
When multiple news organizations around the world and prominent figures in Gaza all say the same thing......
Can you prove 'objectively' that NDTV has high journalistic standards.....
I notice that groggy has decided that playing ostrich is the only response.Fail is right when you ignore the next sentences.
Samer, who knows Gaza very well, thinks militants would have launched it from somewhere in northern Gaza City. This is clearly a residential area. The hotel our crew stayed at during our last few Gaza assignments is in the same neighbourhood, and I've witnessed several rocket launches.
And the rest.
Gaza City’s Greek Orthodox church compound, a site that sheltered hundreds of Palestinians who fled their homes during IDF shelling in the area, was used by members of Hamas to launch rockets at Israeli territory, a prominent Christian leader in the Strip said Wednesday.
http://www.timesofisrael.com/gaza-archbishop-says-rockets-fired-from-church/
On Twitter, Barbati, Jerusalem Correspondent for Radio Popolare Milano, and a former reporter for Sky Italia, in Beijing, said, “Out of #Gaza far from #Hamas retaliation: misfired rocket killed children yday [yesterday] in Shati. Witness: militants rushed and cleared debris.”
He said, “@IDFSpokesperson said truth in communique released yesterday about Shati camp massacre. It was not #Israel behind it.”
http://www.algemeiner.com/2014/07/3...ion-misfired-rocket-killed-children-in-shati/
Shortly before a cease-fire went into effect in Gaza on Tuesday morning, a crew from India’s NDTV captured rare footage of Islamist militants quietly preparing to fire a rocket at Israel from a densely populated area of the Palestinian territory.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/06/w...re-video-of-rocket-launch-from-gaza.html?_r=1
Aishi Zidan said a rocket was fired at Israel at 2:00 a.m., “right in the back parking lot of the Shifa Hospital in Gaza."
http://www.jpost.com/Operation-Prot...de-into-Israel-says-foreign-journalist-369804
FRANCE 24 has exclusive footage of a Hamas rocket-launching pad that appears to show that the Islamist militant group has been firing from areas heavily populated with civilians.
http://www.france24.com/en/20140805...et-launching-pad-near-gaza-homes-un-building/
Keep on pretending the truth doesn't exist ostrich man.
You mean six or so questionable reports out of three thousand rockets.? What is that....about .01% of all rockets fired? That means 99% fired away from anything civilian.When multiple news organizations around the world and prominent figures in Gaza all say the same thing...
Near as in 1km?Actually the Washington Post reporter wrote that rockets were frequently fired from near his hotel.
This is your claim that they were too near civilian infrastructure.Write to the newspapers and ask for details. .
Are you saying you have no idea what distance is too close or what an acceptable distance is? If you don't, that certainly changes the value of your contributions here.It isn't my statement, groggy. It is the Washington Post, CBC, NDTV, etc.
Maybe grog should follow his own advice and take it up with all those news agencies.It isn't my statement, groggy. It is the Washington Post, CBC, NDTV, etc.
Yikes. Retreading IDF propaganda. That's creepy. Does your oral servitude know no bounds?Maybe grog should follow his own advice and take it up with all those news agencies.
BTW, here are a dozen launches caught by surveillance from civilian areas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IUrDAEgisXM
Of course grog will say that the Israelis built an imitation Gaza and launched their own rockets just to record them and frame Hamas.
And a bunch more details on specific launches
http://www.idfblog.com/blog/2014/08/04/hamas-fires-rockets-everywhere-gaza/
I apologize. It should read "Of course gryf will say that the Israelis built an imitation Gaza and launched their own rockets just to record them and frame Hamas."Yikes. Retreading IDF propaganda. That's creepy. Does your oral servitude know no bounds?
That's funny. You are dating yourself. One day someone will show you an editing suite. But you go on thinking they would have to build a fake Gaza.I apologize. It should read "Of course gryf will say that the Israelis built an imitation Gaza and launched their own rockets just to record them and frame Hamas."
The only reporter who said anything like that said it was behind the hospital, not in the parking lot.Firing a rocket from the parking lot of a hospital seems "too close" to me, and the videos by NDTV certainly show it being too close.
You simply lose.
So you are saying that Israel faked the videos?That's funny. You are dating yourself. One day someone will show you an editing suite. But you go on thinking they would have to build a fake Gaza.
