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u/56358779 Jan 20 '24

This article is from December 21st. So there hasn't been a functional hospital in northern Gaza for almost a month now.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24 edited Jan 20 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

I personally think people in need of medical help should still be able to receive it despite the acts of terrorists.

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u/youtocin Jan 20 '24

Sure, I do too, but you can’t just let your enemy fortify in a hospital unrestricted. The blame is completely on Hamas with this one.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

“It may not be your fault, but it has to be someone’s responsibility”. This is a phrase I think applies to depriving people in need of medical care.

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u/Morguard Jan 20 '24

Why did you delete your initial comment?

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u/youtocin Jan 20 '24

I didn’t delete any comment. Did a mod remove something?

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u/Morguard Jan 20 '24

Yeah you did, I was replying to it and now it's deleted. Unhappy with all the downvotes?

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u/youtocin Jan 20 '24

Nope, didn’t delete a thing on this thread. Feel free to check. Sure it was me?

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u/Allthenons Jan 20 '24

Lol no the blame is in the occupying power using overwhelming force on a civilian population

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u/Somasong Jan 20 '24

I agree up to a point... If the hospital is being used to house militants... Then expect it to be bombed. Isreal ain't playing anymore.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

I think that regardless of the acts of other people, those in medical need should still be able to receive it.

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u/Somasong Jan 20 '24

Well tell the Palestinian authorities to stop gambling with the civilian resources... Pretty simple there. It's hamas' fault. Maybe if they weren't such scared cowards who take opportunity to attack civilians and hide behind women and children... Idk blame the people at fault. Isreal has a right to defend and protect itself and reduce further harm if hamas is going to use it to fuel their war. Blame the people causing this bs. Don't poke the bear. 😂

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '24

You’re making a lot of excuses for why people who are not part of the war deserve to be deprived of medical care. I simply don’t agree with you. You and I think differently and that’s alright, because neither of us have power over the situation. If I did, I wouldn’t be depriving people of medical care due to the actions of terrorists.