American newspaper The New York Times removed the reference to the Israeli airstrike from the headline of the news about the hospital in the Gaza Strip. It now says the building “exploded.”
The New York Times originally published a news story with a missile strike on a hospital in the Gaza Strip with the headline, “Israeli airstrike on Gaza Strip hospital kills 500, Palestinian Health Ministry says.”
However, after several public statements by US President Joe Biden at a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the IDF’s probable non-involvement in the incident, changed to the following: “Israel and the Palestinians blame each other for the explosion in a hospital in Gaza, which killed hundreds of people”.
However, after several public statements by US President Joe Biden at a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the IDF’s probable non-involvement in the incident changed to the following: “Israel and the Palestinians blame each other for the hospital bombing in Gaza that killed hundreds of people.”
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However, after several public statements by US President Joe Biden at a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the IDF’s probable non-involvement in the incident changed to the following: “Israel and the Palestinians blame each other for the explosion in a hospital in Gaza, which killed hundreds of people”.
Recall that on Tuesday, October 18, Arab media reported that the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) launched a rocket attack on a hospital that was located in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian movement Hamas put the responsibility for the attack on the Israeli armed forces, in turn, the IDF representatives accused “Islamic Jihad “* of a crime against civilians.
“Islamic Jihad* is an organisation recognised as a terrorist organisation and banned in the Russian Federation.
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