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Israel, naglabas ng footage para patunayang hindi sila ang nasa likod ng pag-atake sa ospital sa Gaza Strip
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00:00 It was expected that humanitarian aid would arrive in Gaza after Egypt agreed to open the Rafah border.
00:07 Meanwhile, footage was released by Israel to prove that they did not bomb a hospital in Gaza.
00:14 Joy Salamatin reports.
00:16 A video was released by the Israel Defense Force showing the Al-Ali Hospital before and after the Jihad rocket missile missile was fired.
00:29 The video was released to prove that the Islamic group and not Israel were behind the bombing of the hospital in Gaza.
00:37 Israel claims that their weapons have a high impact, and that craters are often falling on the sides.
00:44 If they notice, there are no craters around the hospital.
00:50 It is estimated that almost 500 people were injured in the attack on the hospital.
00:55 US President Joe Biden personally expressed his support for Israel.
01:01 He also believes that Israel should not be blamed for the explosion in the hospital, but the Islamic militants.
01:09 Israel is now continuously targeting Hamas, which has lost more than 200 hostages.
01:16 This is also followed by the call of the families of the injured civilians after Hamas released the video of a hostage woman the other day.
01:26 Biden announced that Egypt has agreed to open the Rafah border crossing for the 20 humanitarian aid trucks in Gaza.
01:37 Egypt's first concern is to open the Rafah border in case Hamas can enter their country.
01:45 At the same time, Israel has promised that it will not stop humanitarian aid to Gaza.
01:52 Meanwhile, in the ongoing war, the Lebanese-Israeli border was hit hard, where five members of the militant group Hezbollah were killed.
02:03 This is the largest number of members of the group killed in one day.
02:09 Israel's military will be careful if Hezbollah continues to attack, they will not hesitate to retaliate.
02:17 Next, several countries have issued travel alerts in Lebanon.
02:22 America has raised the Travel Advisory in Lebanon to Alert Level 4, along with a warning to their citizens not to travel there.
02:33 American nationals in Lebanon were also advised to evacuate while there are still commercial flights.
02:40 This is also the case of the United Kingdom in their citizens.
02:44 Several countries issued warnings, Canada, Germany, Australia and Sweden.
02:50 As of now, more than 4,000 people have been killed in the ongoing war.
02:58 Joy Salamatin for the nation.
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