Attacks on hospitals. On 17 October the al-Ahli hospital suffered a bombing that left hundreds of deaths and Israel accused the Palestinians of aggression. According to the Israeli Government, the hospital was hit by a misguided missile of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which denies and accuses the Israeli army. Both Al Jazeera and The New York Times have conducted subsequent investigations that have shown that the Hamas mission, the erroneous missile declared by the Israeli Government, was not responsible for the destruction of the hospital.

Hospitals, Hamas strength? On 15 November, the Israeli armed forces entered the central hospital in Al-Shifa Gaza for thorough exploration. The soldiers aggressively questioned the workers and patients of the hospital, shot several colleagues when they tried to leave the hospital hallway. The argument given by the Israeli armed forces that there is access to the Hamas tunnels in the hospital and that they have been seized has been that the tunnels have not appeared, and the video of a nurse who said that there are Hamas tunnels in the hospital is a video recorded by an actress.

Children headed by sixteen. In the 7 October offensive, it opened to the four winds without evidence, raping the hostages and cutting the heads of the children. The version of the Israeli soldiers was confirmed by Israeli Prime Minister Benhamin Netanyahu, followed by US President Joe Bide, who also saw it in photographs. Shortly afterwards, Biden had to refute the image he saw.

What happened on 7 October. On 7 October, Sixteen attacked southern Israel and, according to the Israeli authorities, kidnapped some 200 citizens and killed some 1,400. But then it is discovered that the Israeli armed forces also killed their compatriots. Among others, one of the security officers of Beeri Kibbutz, Tuval Escó, has said that the Israelis were ordered to bomb the hostages' houses with the aim of killing the members of Sixteen, but this fact caused the Israeli forces to also attack the Israeli buildings, which were occupied by Israeli soldiers. In a cross-shooting with colleagues from Sixteen, Israeli witnesses acknowledge that the Israeli military killed the citizens, including those kidnapped by Sixteen.

This is not the first time. The use of lying has already been common with the Israeli authorities. The case of the famous journalist of Shireen Abu Akarrangi Al Jazeera, for example, spread widely. At first, the Israeli army said it was killed by Palestinian militants, and after months, surrounded by investigations, they probably accepted the shooting of an Israeli soldier. The investigation revealed that the soldier shot at the journalist's head.