On: Why is the Gaza Strip blurry on Google Maps?

[gokhan]

IDF couldn't provide any evidence of Hamas' existence in that building, it was all over the media yesterday.

https://twitter.com/haaretzcom/status/1394287848950427649

[cnlevy → gokhan]

The postman was late. It doesn't mean there's no evidence

https://twitter.com/haaretzcom/status/1394631387265777666

[guerrilla → cnlevy]

I'm thinking as democracies we should not rely on secret evidence. I'll buy it when it's public, until then the burden of proof remains on them. It's okay not to kmow.

[LeoNatan25 → gokhan]

IDF provided the evidence to US intelligence, and apparently that hasn’t made its way to the US state department yet.

[sschueller → LeoNatan25]

That is absolutely ridiculous. The US state department is on top of things. There is no way they do not have this information if it exists.

[LeoNatan25 → sschueller]

More info was sent: https://www.ynetnews.com/article/SJA7sEZYd

"Blinken: U.S. received more info on Gaza tower bombing

American top diplomat says he cannot comment on further information received through intelligence channels on the destruction of the building that housed Associated Press, Al Jazeera offices"

[yuvalr1 → gokhan]

I wouldn't say IDF couldn't provide. Classified evidence takes time to compile when being passed to foreign countries. If this was truly a Hamas operations office, it changes the whole picture.