Israeli ambassador calls the Islamic Jihad assault on the Gaza hospital “clear evidence” and challenges Hamas to “come out of the tunnels”
Israel’s ambassador to India, Naor Gilon, on Wednesday accused the Palestinian Islamic Jihad of deliberately targeting patients at Al Ahli Hospital, echoing Israeli military charges over the fatal explosion at a hospital in Gaza City.
Gilon said in a video statement that “Al Ahli Hospital was hit by a rocket of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.” “They attempted to strike our kids, but on the way they struck their own kids. It’s unfortunate that so many people all across the globe are collaborating with them. Everything is recorded in the electronic society we live in. We have unmistakable proof that it was a missile fired by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
The envoy claimed to have “clear-cut evidence” that the Palestinian Islamic Jihad was responsible for the rocket assault on the hospital.
Ambassador Gilon said, “We have unmistakable proof that it was a Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket.”
Israeli accusations about the Gaza hospital attack are refuted by the Palestinian ambassador with a “tweet copy.”
Gilon said, “After viciously killing, kidnapping, and assaulting vulnerable Israeli civilians, they are terrified to face the IDF, and they are attempting to generate international pressure to stop us from acting. However, nothing will stop us from ensuring that these killers cannot carry out their heinous crimes again.
The ambassador taunted them, saying, “Come out of the tunnels and fight us.”
Israel’s assertion was refuted by the Islamic Jihad organization, which also said that Israel was “trying hard to evade responsibility for the brutal massacre it committed.”
The organization, according to Islamic Jihad, “does not use places of worship or public facilities, especially hospitals, as military centers or weapons stores,” the statement said.
According to the organization, features like “the angle of the bomb’s fall and the extent of destruction it left behind” prove that Israeli attacks are what it was.
Widespread criticism of the hospital explosion has been expressed, with US President Joe Biden expressing his horror at the occurrence. When an attack on a hospital in Gaza resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Palestinian civilians, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his horror.
Although Guterres “strongly condemned” the strike, he made no mention of who was to blame.
