EasternVol
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Hamas was responsible, claimed responsibility for the attacks on Oct 7. These two were collateral damage. They were attached to and covering a high ranking government official of a government that declared war/committed acts of war against their enemies civilians.Add two more vicious journalists. IDF can't be letting people see what's going on, that could be detrimental to the narrative.
Two Al Jazeera Journalists Were Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza
A reporter and a cameraman were working from or near the house of Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas political chief who was assassinated on Tuesday.www.nytimes.com
did you see the paragraph where they acknowledged estimating Hospital availability [as well as other services dysfunctional] was challenging and imprecise?I'd say more are by now. I believe that the Indonesian Hospital for example was repaired and reopened. I think several are still closed per what I've read.
Hamas isn't responsible for an Israeli strike on journalists, that's ridiculous.Hamas was responsible, claimed responsibility for the attacks on Oct 7. These two were collateral damage. They were attached to and covering a high ranking government official of a government that declared war/committed acts of war against their enemies civilians.
Why the attempt to frame this as the killing of two reporters for telling the story instead of collateral damage in a strike against a legitimate military target? There are plenty of examples that are valid, why try to frame this one?
Hamas was responsible, claimed responsibility for the attacks on Oct 7. These two were collateral damage. They were attached to and covering a high ranking government official of a government that declared war/committed acts of war against their enemies civilians.
Why the attempt to frame this as the killing of two reporters for telling the story instead of collateral damage in a strike against a legitimate military target? There are plenty of examples that are valid, why try to frame this one?
At the time she was shot it would have been better. Do we know the timeline of the treatments in question? I assume they were over some time.Last Q, not related to the article.
At the time the young woman was shot and "treated medically" was the infrastructure and hospital availability on par with where it is presently?
I do not. I also do not know the urgency for her initial "treatment".At the time she was shot it would have been better. Do we know the timeline of the treatments in question? I assume they were over some time.
If the the only treatment rendered was the chlorine and ketamine then yes real medical care would have been available. If the ad hoc treatment happened after some time then it may not have been.I do not. I also do not know the urgency for her initial "treatment".
You've been very cooperative in our dialogue. I'll share my thoughts for you to consider. The poster I replied made statements about no hospital services were available. And whether we look at what is currently available via the article or Google Maps ...with an admission that neither is the gold standard for accuracy...or we think back to the availability at the time of the injury, I believe we can all agree there were options for the victim which were better and more humane for the young woman.
Are you contemplating that she was taken to hospital initially and the treatment we are discussing was done some time later?If the the only treatment rendered the chlorine and ketamine then yes real medical care would have been available. If the ad hoc treatment happened after some time then it may not have been.
They just happened to be working “from or near” the house of a high ranking Hamas leader?Add two more vicious journalists. IDF can't be letting people see what's going on, that could be detrimental to the narrative.
Two Al Jazeera Journalists Were Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza
A reporter and a cameraman were working from or near the house of Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas political chief who was assassinated on Tuesday.www.nytimes.com
You've never seen a report from outside the house of someone who's in the news? It's not uncommon, or didn't used to be, in the US.They just happened to be working “from or near” the house of a high ranking Hamas leader?
Interdasting.
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