Doppler Effect analysis of two videos of the Al-Ahli hospital attack
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I believe you would get the same effect even if it was traveling straight down: rising pitch from acceleration due to gravity, then falling pitch as the angle to the camera goes from zero to 90 degrees.
But in general war is about destruction and death. There is no scenario where one side gets away clean. There’s going to be training accidents, friendly fire, cook offs, equipment failure, and so on at a minimum.
People sometimes think that this stuff is like the movies where the heroes are perfectly good and walk away unscathed.
(Meanwhile the amount of casual property damage from even a single superhero fight ought to land both participants in jail at a minimum, even if they don’t accidentally kill some bystanders without even realising it.)
All evidence is that Israel reliably hits their targets with precision.
People with an agenda — an axe to grind — are saying that clearly Israel specifically targeted the hospital. But missed. But it’s the intention that’s evil, because they must have wanted to hit it, and the fact that they missed it and it’s still standing is just more evidence of their failure as a nation. Hence they must be destroyed, or something.
PS: If you blindly accept the propaganda of one side over the other, then that side will abuse your blind faith mercilessly for selfish special interests. Interests that don’t actually align with yours. Don’t believe either side on faith. Use your brain.