This tweet was just edited to remove video @Israel presented as evidence that Gaza hospital was struck in an outgoing barrage fired by militants — likely because NYT reporter @AricToler had already noted the clip was recorded about 8pm local time, 40 minutes after hospital strike
I wasn't quick enough but @AliAbunimah made this screenshot of the unedited tweet from @Israel — before the debunked video was removed
If you click on the edit symbol you can still see the original tweet from @Israel — before it was edited to remove the debunked video of a rocket fired 40 minutes after the hospital was struck. Here's a screenshot — showing a 19:59 timestamp on the livestream of Gaza City:
@AliAbunimah @Israel If you click on the edit symbol you can still see the original tweet from @Israel — before it was edited to remove the debunked video of a rocket fired 40 minutes after the hospital was struck. Here's a screenshot — showing a 19:59 timestamp on the livestream of Gaza City:
@AliAbunimah @Israel Israel's ambassador to the US @AmbHerzog was also forced to edit his tweet about the hospital bombing to delete the same debunked video evidence. Is such sloppily cobbled together "evidence," apparently scraped from Twitter in a hurry, really all "IDF Intelligence" has to go on?
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