And, especially, thanks for including the link
forensic-architecture.org
"After the explosion, Lt. Col. Peter Lerner, an Israeli military spokesperson appeared on
CNN and the
BBC, pointing to a still from an Al Jazeera livestream showing a mid-air explosion. Lerner claimed that this footage captured the misfiring rocket responsible for the blast at al-Ahli. According to our analysis, this missile is likely an Israeli interceptor, unrelated to the al-Ahli blast."
"As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket.
It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel
ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO)
reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza.
By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October,
our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation.