"Got off the course": a rocket that hit the hospital in Gas was released from Palestine - AP

According to journalists, the lack of forensic evidence and the complexity of collecting materials on the ground in the midst of war means that there is no final evidence that the collapse of the missile and the explosion in the hospital. On Wednesday, October 18, a rocket was hit by Al-Ahli Hospital, which led to the death of hundreds of people. It was released from Palestine and went out of the course. About it reports the publication Associated Press.

It is noted that the editorial staff analyzed more than a dozen videos covering the moments before, during and after an explosion in the hospital, and also studied satellite images and photos. From the study, it follows that the rocket was released from Palestine, deviated from its given course and detonated in the air.

At the same time, it should be noted that the analysis emphasizes the lack of final forensic evidence and difficulty in collecting materials on the ground, especially in the conditions of active fighting. It is for this reason that there is no final convincing evidence that would confirm the direct link between the collapse of the rocket and the explosion in the hospital.

"In the absence of additional evidence, the most likely scenario would be that it was a rocket launched from a gase that failed during the flight and that it mistakenly got into the hospital," the expert and former US Army Intelligence analyst Henry Shlottman added. On October 17, the Al-Ahli Hospital in Gas came, resulting in at least 500 people. Later, information about about 800 dead was received.

During the bilateral meeting on October 18 with the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyhah, US President Joe Biden said that a blow to the Al-Ahli Hospital in the Gaza Sector was not the Israeli side. For its part, the Israeli Defense Army denies its involvement in the Hospital Hospital.