Israel releases footage of failed Jihad missile launch moments before hospital carnage
Both sides have blamed each other for the bombing of Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital. The attack killed hundreds of people, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
Israel has released footage and an audio recording of a failed Jihad rocket launch that it claims killed hundreds of people sheltering in a hospital in Gaza.
Palestinian officials said the blast killed at least 500 people. Israel has "categorically denied" any involvement and has instead blamed the strike on a failed rocket launch
Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital was reportedly housing thousands when it was bombed on Tuesday. Many victims are believed to be unaccounted for under the rubble.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released a video of what it says is the hospital before and after the blast.
They also released a recording of what they claimed were Hamas terrorists "in their own voices" discussing what the IDF called a "failed Islamic Jihad rocket launch on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital".
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