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IDF conducts operation in Hamas-controlled hospital, apprehends 90 terrorists

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IDF conducts operation in Hamas-controlled hospital, apprehends 90 terrorists - I24NEWS

Hospital workers confessed to concealing weapons in incubators in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), a space intended for treating premature babies.

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Yeah, I trust this about as much as I trust the story that Hamas was storing guns and grenades in the same room as an MRI machine.
- You think people would just make up stories about baby incubators to justify an invasion? Inconcievable.
- You know MRI machines are only magnetic when they are turned on?
  
  In any hospital an MRI machine is used all day. Any hospital comes as close to using every piece of equipment constantly as often as it can, even overbooking patients before being willing to invest in an additional piece of equipment.
  Do you believe that MRI sat idle for months so they could stockpile weapons? Did the hospital as a whole agree to store weapons instead of accepting the sick?
  Would you casually allow any local terrorist cell to stockpile weapons in a room at your place of work without saying something? Even if you would, would every single coworker do the same?
  Almost any specialty in a hospital may have a reason to recommend an MRI, so it’s not like this would be a closely guarded secret. The entire hospital would know fairly quickly that the room is unavailable. What any practical person knows that any conspiracy theorist overlooks is how hard it is to keep a lid on a secret, especially as you keep adding people. Hell, they couldn’t even keep a lid on GTA VI.
  
  Do you know MRI machines are used constantly and so they’d have to keep moving them in and out of the room all day every day? It literally makes zero sense logistically to store them there because you can’t LEAVE them there.
- You don't have to trust it, but currently, it's a fact unless otherwise provided.
  
  No, it’s not. It’s not fact until it’s verified.
Would the confessions be in any way obtained at gunpoint?
Hey look, they CAN do something other than bomb the place into rubble and shoot everything that moves.
- They can also force confessions of terrorism! Pretty bold headline that's parroting IDF propaganda, if you ask me. Wouldn't say this article belongs in a news community.
  
  You could very well be right, but even if true it gives the lie to weeks of their excuses for how they have handled this so far.
  
  Funny how the anti-Israel crowd moves the goal posts from there is no evidence to, this is IDF propaganda and can't be trusted. I guess the footage they released of Hamas tunnels was also faked? The footage of belligerents shooting from the hospital too?
  
  You are being wrong saying it's a propaganda because this is not a lie. It's an official report from within Gaza.
- Those soldiers went in after the bombings. You're inaccurately implying that they should have gone in without air support, which would have caused massive casualties to their side.
  
  which would have caused massive casualties to their side.
  And those are the only casualties that matter!
Who determined they were terrorists? How were those confessions gained?
- So those guns they are holding above their heads and bullet proof vests are medical utensils according to you.
  
  The terrorists are the IDF.
  
  That doesn't answer either question. Even if they found a cache of weapons and vests, that doesn't mean the people they have arrested were the ones responsible for hiding them. Giving them to the people to hold to "prove" they are terrorists is just theater. I'm sure you know that the IDF is perfectly capable of putting rifles in people's hands.
  
  This is sad, next to babies.
  
  You mean the guns and vests Israel forced them to equip so they could get a photo op?

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