Things are not always as they seem.
For example, the other night it seemed like Israel struck a hospital in Gaza City. In reality, the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization was so busy launching rockets at Israeli civilians from a cemetery behind a hospital, they didn’t notice one of the rockets misfired and exploded in the hospital’s compound.
Things aren’t always as they seem.
For example, The Rimal and Khan Yunis neighborhoods in Gaza might seem like clusters of normal residential buildings and streets, but in reality these structures are infested with rocket launchers, entrances to underground attack tunnels, Hamas operational command centers, weapons manufacturing and storage facilities… the list goes on and on.
In Gaza, things are rarely as they seem.
Rockets are launched out of kindergartens, weapons are stored in mosques, explosives are smuggled in with humanitarian aid and water pipes are potential rockets.
Things are sometimes as they seem.
For example, it seems like Hamas cares more about killing Israeli civilians than it does providing Gazan men, women and children with basic necessities such as food, water and security. When it comes to Hamas’ disregard for human life and exploitation of Gaza’s residents—things are exactly as they seem.
