A hospital in Gaza City was bombed, and everyone blamed Israel. Today’s show dived into who was really responsible.

The Israel Defense Forces said in a statement last night that an explosion at a Gaza hospital was caused by a failed rocket launch from Palestinian terrorists.

According to the Times of Israel, Palestinians blamed Israel, saying it had struck the hospital and 500 people had been killed. Jerusalem was condemned by Jordan, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and others.

All initial reports that the legacy media ran with came from the Palestinian government, which is Hamas. But the media thinks you are too dumb to make the connection that they are the same thing. That is why instead of saying “Hamas” they say “Palestinian officials” or something like that.

"Targeting women and children as Hamas does, as these Palestinian terrorist organizations do, is not the same as using violence to protect your women and children. I can use a gun to rape, I can use a gun to stop a rape. I can use a bomb to kill women and children, or I can use a bomb to stop the killing of women and children,” Crowder said.

Even after the Israeli defense force put out a statement, people still denied who was responsible. Israel released its statement around 9:30 pm, and at 10:12 pm Rep. Ilhan Omar posted on X and said “Bombing a hospital is among the gravest of war crimes. The IDF reportedly blowing up one of the few places the injured and wounded can seek medical treatment and shelter during a war is horrific." She added, "@POTUS needs to push for an immediate ceasefire to end this slaughter."

At 10:08 pm the BBC preemptively discredits the Israeli defense force, claiming that it is hard to believe that this had anything to do with Palestinians.

"What do you mean it is hard to think? It is the most logical conclusion. This happens all the time," Crowder said.

Initially, many claimed that the blast occurred at the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital itself, but footage from Wednesday morning showed it appeared to have happened in the parking lot of the hospital, with none of the buildings surrounding it sustaining significant damage.

"A lot of people in the media either think you are an idiot or they assume that you do not have the time to devote to this," Crowder said. He added, "You could be a surgeon and you do not have eight hours at night to follow this story.”

When the media creates a false moral equivalence, they shape viewers' opinions on the conflict moving forward. This is why the timeline and truth matter.

"There are people who tuned into the news last night at 7 pm and they are still walking around right now [and still thinking]... Israel bombed a hospital and targeted women and children,” Crowder said.