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When will Israeli army explain inconsistencies in al-Shifa Hospital videos? | Israel-Palestine conflict News<\/p>\n
No explanation yet as to why the occupation army removed a video from X and reposted a shorter, edited version the next day.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n It has been nearly five days since the Israeli army deleted a social media post that alleged Gaza\u2019s al-Shifa Hospital was used as a control and command centre by Hamas before it was occupied.<\/p>\n The army removed the original post on Wednesday, replacing it with a shorter version reposted<\/a> with an edit the next day. No explanation for the deletion of the post was given by the Israeli military.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are going to do a one-shot video, one shot, no editing of all the evidence that we have found just now in this building of al-Shifa Hospital,\u201d army spokesman Jonathan Conricus said at the beginning of both versions of the video.<\/p>\n However, it is clearly visible that the footage was edited in the frame that is six minutes and 26 seconds into the latest and shorter version of the video.<\/p>\n In the video, Conricus walks the viewers through what the Israeli military says is evidence of the presence of Hamas fighters in Gaza\u2019s largest health facility, featuring combat gear and weapons among other items.<\/p>\n Plastic bags purportedly containing what the army describes as \u201chospital equipment\u201d are among the items displayed in the video.<\/p>\n In this Fact Check, Al Jazeera\u2019s @KhalidMajzoub<\/a> takes a look at a video in which an alleged nurse in al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza claims that the hospital was controlled by Hamas \u2935\ufe0f pic.twitter.com\/c0C4l8wcJX<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) November 18, 2023<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n However, a close analysis of the contents of the plastic bags shows that what the Israeli army referred to as \u201chospital equipment\u201d are actually bandages and ointments.<\/p>\n Their presence at the hospital, according to the Israeli military spokesman, renders Gaza\u2019s dire need for medical supplies and equipment a fabrication. He also shows the viewers a laptop along with a few CDs, claiming they contain valuable intelligence.<\/p>\n In the new version of the video, however, the same laptop is blurred. In the original video, one could see its screen in focus, revealing the computer\u2019s model: Lenovo ThinkPad L460, a laptop that comes without a CD reader.<\/p>\n\n
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