Many media outlets seem to have assumed that a terrorist group like Hamas is a reliable source of information.<\/p>\n
Many media outlets published the Hamas hoax without verifying it<\/big><\/p>\n We are faced with the apparent journalistic belief that Hamas is capable of murdering<\/strong>, torturing, and kidnapping defenseless civilians, including children, but it is not capable of lying to cover up these crimes.<\/strong> This afternoon we have seen a new example of this disinformation from the Palestinian terrorist group that is redisseminated by Western media without any verification<\/strong>, days after some of those same media described the murders of children by Hamas as a \"hoax\", crimes officially denounced by Israel.<\/p>\n This afternoon, media outlets such as BBC<\/a>, El Pa\u00eds<\/a>, Abc<\/ a>, El Peri\u00f3dico<\/a>, La Vanguardia<\/a>, the HuffPost<\/a> and SER<\/a> have spread a information claiming that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza killing 500 people<\/strong>. The building attacked would be the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, a Christian center. All the media cited point to the Gaza \"Ministry of Health\", controlled by Hamas, as the source of the information.<\/strong> A source that lacks credibility.<\/p>\n Israel says the rocket was launched by Islamic Jihad<\/big><\/p>\n Tonight at 22:00 CET, the Israel Defense Forces have published the following statement<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"Following an analysis by the IDF's operational systems, a barrage of rockets was launched toward Israel, which passed in the vicinity of the hospital, when it was hit.<\/strong> According to intelligence information from a number of sources we have, Islamic Jihad terrorist organization is responsible for the failed rocket launch that hit the hospital.<\/strong>\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n It wouldn't be the first time something like this happens. Let us remember that in its attacks against Israel in 2011, more than 400 Hamas rockets fell and exploded in Gaza<\/a>, killing 20 people<\/strong>, according to the Defense Forces From Israel.<\/p>\n Other sources support the Israeli Defense Forces statement<\/big><\/p>\n It is not the only source that supports that version. Gaza Report<\/a> has noted: \"An impact at the Al Ahly Hospital, center Gaza City is being checked by some reports as a premature rocket detonation from a nearby launching site.<\/strong>\"<\/em> Ten minutes later, this source added<\/a>: \"Reports continue to surface that a misifired rocket detonated a stockpile of munitions held on the hospital grounds.<\/strong>\"<\/em> The latest report published by this medium indicates the following:<\/p>\n \"At the time of writing there are no indication or reports of mass casualties arriving at the other collection points<\/strong> at Dar Al Shifa, Rajour, the Jordanian field hospital, or the Indonesian hospital in the northern governorate from al ahly.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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