Comments by "Ghostlight X" (@ghostlightx9005) on "Satellite Footage Of Gaza Hospital Site Before u0026 After Rocket Blast Released By Israeli Forces" video.

I do not know what happened but the morning aerial photos of the site show no crater where the explosion happened. I would have expected a crater. Yes the night time footage makes the explosion look huge but the aftermath photos tell a different story (1:00). It is very difficult to equate the two in fact. I don't know what to think now. Last night there was strong suggestion that the entire hospital was levelled, which in the cold light of day, was blatant propaganda since it is still there, with little damage.
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@justforgetaboutit5987 A "digital influencer" is not an official. His tweet was made when every single person on the planet assumed Israel did this, including him. Not excusing, just answering your question.
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1:00 What craters? That black patch is the impact site. It is the very absence of a crater that has put doubt in my mind that it was an airstrike.
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@@IlovefreespeechRumble-gd2km "digital influencer", oh well, case closed; that's all the proof we need. Good lord.
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@sukhparhar Again, what "targeted effect"? The damage looks minor (compared to what I'd have thought an airstrike bomb or missile would have cause). And cars explode if you set fire to them. I mean all the cars are still neatly parked in a row. Would an airstrike not have thrown them about a bit? They have obviously just caught on fire rather than been struck by massive physical force.
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@sukhparhar Not sure what you're point is?
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@sukhparhar So you're saying Israel went to all this trouble in advance to drop an FAE specifically to frame Hamas by making it look like a rocket attack? Not sure I buy that.
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