Gaza's Palace of Justice courthouse demolished 'by IDF' as new footage leaked
Gaza's Palace of Justice courthouse demolished 'by IDF' as new footage leaked

Gaza's Palace of Justice courthouse demolished 'by IDF' as new footage leaked

A main courthouse in Gaza has been destroyed by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), according to several Israel media outlets.
Footage, showing the demolition of the Palace of Justice, was published on 4 December by Israel media.
And this wasn't from bombing or shelling or anything like that. The IDF went in and set up physical explosive charges to demolish the building.
What could even be the excuse for doing something like this?
For people committing genocide, it's important to destroy the cultural fabric of their victims.
You never know, there could be Hamas tunnels under that cultural fabric.
Buildings are just elaborate, above-ground tunnels.
Who needs an excuse anymore?
Isn't it already obvious what the end goal of Israel is? Israel wants to make Gaza inhabitable and get rid of all Palestinians there. They also want all of Jerusalem and all of the West Bank. And if you try to raise your voice you are immediately condemned as antisemite.
It's been stated since the start that ending hamas as a political force was a goal. Part of that is destroying any government infrastructure, including this.
Even in the article it says > Israel has reportedly taken down dozens of Hamas government buildings since its ground operations began at the end of October.
Edit: down voted for saying courthouses are government buildings? Please.
But that just means any and all infrastructure, since Hamas is the group in control.
It's basically admitting to wanting to completely destroy any form of livelihood that exists for Palestinians as a people.
I mean, I get it. I don't support it, but I get it. Hamas is the government of Gaza, and Israel is trying to overthrow Hamas. This is a Hamas building that they use to exert power, which is Israel's justification for destroying it.
The issue is then any and every building can be justified as being a "Hamas building" just because they were the group in charge.
@Stovetop it doesn't make any sense.
Buildings are inanimate parts of civil infrastructure. They don't have allegience to whichever administration is currently using them.