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That is from an Al Jezeera news cast soon after the hospital missile firing.
Like everyone else, I saw the news. an Israeli missile hits a Gazan hospital. It must be true, right? It's in the news.
But then I saw a video by Al Jezeera, of all networks, showing that the missile actually originated in Gaza, that it didn't make it, and fell back, landing on a hospital. In Gaza.
In a follow up from an Israeli feed, which had already posted about this, I hear that the missile fell onto a hospital parking lot, not the actual hospital, and only a dozen victims fell to the fire.
In yet another story, we learn that this happens often when Hamas aims at Israel. Missiles fail, they don't make it very far and return to Earth. Gaza. The Iron Dome doesn't have to do the work of snapping them out of the air. They simply fail.
CNN finally acknowledges that the story about the Israelis targeting a hospital is not true but hasn't the guts to apologize for disseminating a blood libel against the Jews without checking it out.
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