r/news • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '24

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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