Did Hamas target a hospital? (No.)

Israel Tweeted several different excuses in the past two days and after the bombing, all indicating that their carpet bombing of north AND South and at the Rafah crossing buildings of all kinds were targeted and that EVERYONE should evacuate those buildings, and after the destroyed hospital, several IDF reasons were quickly posted and deleted, though now you'll see a full-time IDF propaganda campaign to blame Hamas for an explosion that's not possible with their own smaller missiles.

The IDF identifies Hamas missiles as incredibly innacurate, claiming 30% of them never get beyond the Gaza walls (they don't know this), and that the heaviest bomb has a warhead of only 317 lbs, whereas the IDF are dropping bombs greater than 3 times that, capable of explosions the size you can see in the 24/7 streamed video (not by munitions on the rooftop). You can also hear the impact in that video, the speed of which is is higher than typical Hamas rockets. One of IDF's early arguments was that there were military targets in that hospital. Israel has also targeted convoys of ambulances heading south (videos of that are available). I agree with you that we don't really know, but there are many reasons not to trust the IDF and their propaganda campaign. Remember the beheading of 40 children that Israel claimed but didn't happen? Israel police also killed Israelis at a Kibbutz who were cought in crossfire. A resident of that Kibbutz is very angry about it, blaming the Israel government and Hamas for the attrocities. The Palestine General Secretary claims it was a deliberate attack by Israel (I'm watching on the BBC now). We can expect that Israel would naturally do everything possible to claim the missile was from Hamas and "fell short" of reaching Israel. I'd agree that this is plausible, but again, Israel has no credibility. Israel wants $10 BILLION in military aid to help with this carpet bombing of Gaza. Put it this way: Israel has had a decades-old plan to get Palestinians out of the region, at almost any cost. Regardless of the origin of the missile that hit the hospital, it's the direct result of this incredibly disproportionate, bloody, murderous, highly destructive response from Israel that will claim thousands of lives. My view is that the bomb that hit that hospital was much larger than the 317 lb Hamas M-302, and was thus one of the many missiles Israel has been dropping on Gaza.