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Summary by brave leo :

1. The al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza was the site of a massacre during a two-week siege, resulting in hundreds of deaths and unidentified body parts.

2. The Israeli army claimed it arrested hundreds of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad members from the hospital, but survivors claim they were civilian government employees.

3. The employees had gathered at the hospital to receive their salaries, as it was one of the few safe places in the area.

4. The army was alerted to the gathering by informants, collaborators, and undercover spies.

5. The army separated people into groups with differently-colored bracelets, executing those suspected of being Hamas or PIJ members.

6. The hospital staff who refused to evacuate were also executed, and the army killed anyone who resisted.

In a harrowing revelation, Mahmoud Basal, the spokesperson for the Civil Defense in Gaza, disclosed that around 300 decomposing bodies with signs of torture were scattered in the vicinity of al-Shifa Medical Complex and its surrounding areas following the withdrawal of occupation forces after a two-week siege.

Basal confirmed that the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) had executed civilians, whose bodies were found handcuffed at al-Shifa hospital. Furthermore, he detailed that the IOF had set fire to wards within the hospital, leaving devastation in their wake as they destroyed all medical equipment and supplies.

The suspect admits to shooting people at Crocus City Hall, that he was offered around $5,400 to shoot 'anyone' - and that the terrorist act was organized on Telegram with an unknown person who provided weapons.

The attack was being prepped a month ago.

Adding to the mountain of evidence that Israel is engaged in a genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera on Thursday aired footage of what the news outlet reported was an Israeli drone targeting four Palestinians in Khan Younis last month.

Those killed by the unmanned aerial vehicle in the rubble of the southern Gaza city appear to be unarmed teenagers or young men. According to a translation of the coverage, they were not identified in the reporting.

Summary by brave leo :

1. The Israeli army raided al-Shifa hospital in Gaza, resulting in deaths and injuries, allegedly targeting a top Hamas operative named Faiq Mabhouh.

2. Mabhouh was the Director of Operations of the Gaza police force, coordinating the delivery of humanitarian aid and restoring social order in northern Gaza.

3. The successful delivery of aid to northern Gaza led to the deadly raid on the hospital, showcasing Israel's intentions to disrupt civil order and control the area.

4. Israel's actions aim to engineer famine and contribute to social breakdown, targeting not only Gaza's resistance but also its people.

5. A notice from the "Palestinian Security Forces" barred gatherings at aid distribution points to ensure secure arrival, avoiding a repeat of the "Flour Massacre."

6. The aid convoy was coordinated by Gaza's clans and civil government, with people receiving aid in an orderly manner, contrasting with previous chaotic scenes.

Summary by brave leo :

1. A documentary by Al Jazeera's investigative unit reveals that many stories about Palestinian attacks on Israel were untrue, often involving "misinformation" or "deliberate disinformation" by Israeli officials.

2. An investigation by The Electronic Intifada, The Grayzone, Mondoweiss, and The Cradle found that many of the 1,154 Israelis claimed to be killed by Palestinians were actually killed by Israel itself.

3. The Hannibal Directive, an Israeli protocol, allows for soldiers to prefer death over capture, and has been extended to include civilians, leading to an increased number of Israeli casualties.

4. Al Jazeera's investigative unit found that at least 27 Israeli prisoners in Palestinian captivity died in unclear circumstances, and at least 18 of the 782 Israeli and foreign civilians killed were killed by Israeli ground troops.

5. A military expert, Chris Cobb-Smith, analyzed footage of the aftermath of the attacks and concluded that much of the damage could not have been caused by Hamas, but rather by heavy weapons used by Israeli forces.

6. The UN report on the issue found no evidence of mass rape, and the claims of systematic sexual violence were exposed as a fraud, despite initial media spin.

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1. Israeli troops raided and destroyed broadcast vehicles of press outlets at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

2. Al-Jazeera correspondent, Ismail al-Ghoul, was abducted and severely beaten by the Israeli forces.

3. At least 95 journalists and media workers have been killed by Israeli troops in Gaza as of 18 March.

4. 25 journalists have been arrested, and 4 remain missing.

5. The Israeli raid on Al-Shifa Hospital resulted in several deaths and injuries.

6. Israeli forces fired at anyone who approached the hospital windows, preventing medical teams from treating the wounded.

1. Israeli forces are surrounding Gaza's largest medical complex, Al-Shifa Hospital.

2. There have been reports of deaths and injuries inside the hospital; hundreds of patients, medical staff, and displaced people are seeking shelter there.

3. Gaza's Health Ministry has accused Israel of a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law.

4. The Israeli military has claimed the presence of fighters and their infrastructure in the area of the hospital to conduct terrorist activity.

5. Israel is conducting a precise operation inside the hospital based on intelligence, encountering fire and responding with live fire.

6. Medical facilities have a protected status under international law, and there have been concerns about the violation of international law in the past.

1. Four undersea telecommunication cables were cut in the Red Sea, disrupting 25% of data traffic between Asia and Europe.

2. The cables are owned by private companies, with only about 1% owned by governments.

3. If all cables in the Red Sea were taken out, it would disrupt Europe's communication with India and East Asia, and North and East Africa.

4. Officials are still investigating the cause of the cuts, with theories including an anchor or deliberate disruption.

5. The Houthis have denied responsibility for cutting the cables, but some experts believe they could be capable of causing damage.

6. There are about 380 undersea cables in operation worldwide, with a total length of over 1.2 million km.