She never corrected her statement you blatant liar, she confirmed it was truthful, and whether she identified the location by sight or sound is just irrelevant minutia: Hamas fires rockets from next to the hospital. Same hospital they use as a media center.
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But none were fired from the hospital as you have claimed. That distinction is not minutiae.The translation run in most media uses the trrm parking lot. Groggy had a different translation that said back yard.Either way or is a war crime.
Quibbling over minutia won't save you, or is just you doing a pathetic clown dance trying to dodge the hard fact that Hamas fired rockets from right next to Gaza's main hospital.
From the hospital, the hospital parking lot, behind the hospital, in the hospital yard: minutia. War crime in any case.
Your pathetic denials make you a great friend of Zionism. Your posts in this thread show everyone that there is no reasonable argument against Israel.
Your pathetic denials make you a great friend of Zionism. Your posts in this thread show everyone that there is no reasonable argument against Israel.
So, just to be accurate, it was not from the hospital. That claim is false.From the hospital, the hospital parking lot, behind the hospital, in the hospital yard: minutia. War crime in any case.
Your pathetic denials make you a great friend of Zionism. Your posts in this thread show everyone that there is no reasonable argument against Israel.
Fortunately, you proved it for us. We've go you admitting this in print multiple times.Prove it was not from the hospital.
Knock yourself out with such minutia.
Her report confirms it was a war crime and since you cannot dispute the substantive point I am moving on.
Looks like we've got you admitting that you fabricated the claim that anything was fired from the hospital. Good work, windbag.Gryfin still not disputing the substantive fact that the rocket was launched from or very close to the hospital grounds.
It certainly was fired from the hospital, we have a reporter who says it was either fired from the "parking lot" or the "backyard", either of which is on the hospital's property.
You aren't disputing anything substantive.
You are in full panic mode, windbag. Your multiple personalities can't keep track of who is writing what.Gryfin still not disputing the substantive fact that the rocket was launched from or very close to the hospital grounds.
You mean using the "parking lot staff" as human shields....or the "backyard staff" as human shields.....or maybe even the "very close to the hospital grounds staff" as human shields. But you have confirmed that nothing was fired from the hospital.Gryfin still not disputing anything substantive. There is no dispute that the rocket launch used the hospital staff and patients as human shields.
Don't blame me....you give me nothing to work with but evasions and constantly changing locations that you can't pin down.That has to be the dumbest thing you have ever posted. Are you really so stupid that you cannot figure out the hospital parking lot is next to the hospital?
Spam.In summary, Hamas fired rockets using the hospital residents as human shields.
When shown to be wrong you just back it up and repeat the previous claim without substantiation.
Here is her final words on the matter:
http://www.jpost.com/Operation-Prot...de-into-Israel-says-foreign-journalist-369804I spent a night at the Shifa hospital in Gaza two weeks ago. I was covering the situation in Gaza for my newspaper.
My story was about the Palestinian civilians who were victims of war. My article started with a story of four little boys who were killed on the beach the same day. They were playing on the beach when Israeli army hit them without any clear reason or warning. I interviewed a boy who survived from the attack. The Shifa hospital was full of women and children who were victims of this ugly war. I described their stories in detail.
During the night someone launched a rocket somewhere behind the hospital. Now this sentence from my article is spreading in the pro-Israeli medias. I mentioned this in my article because I’m a professional journalist. I try to cover the events truthfully as I see them and I strongly condemn these kind of actions.
But I find it very disgusting how this one sentence was taken out context to be used as an excuse to target civilians in Gaza. My story became quickly a tool of propaganda. The people sharing this story are not even trying to understand the situation as a whole. They are just looking for excuses to Israeli actions in Gaza.
I refuse to be part of this kind of propaganda.
"During the night someone launched a rocket somewhere behind the hospital. "
"I mentioned this in my article because I’m a professional journalist. I try to cover the events truthfully as I see them "
Yup.
Thank you for confirming it wasn't from the hospital or even necessarily on hospital grounds.
Can we finally move on from this one now?
It was in fact from the hospital grounds, you yourself provided a translation saying so.Thank you for confirming it wasn't from the hospital or even necessarily on hospital grounds.
Can we finally move on from this one now?
All you are doing is a stupid clown dance to avoid admitting the spectacularly well documented fact that Hamas fired rockets from civilian buildings and areas, such as the hospital.
It was in fact from the hospital grounds, you yourself provided a translation saying so.
All you are doing is a stupid clown dance to avoid admitting the spectacularly well documented fact that Hamas fired rockets from civilian buildings and areas, such as the hospital.
You're lying again."During the night someone launched a rocket somewhere behind the hospital. "
