It's the Goldstone report,
So I throw the dog a bone and deliberately mispell the report's name, so you'll have at least one argument you won.
Naw, that's not true! I forgot the name and thanks for correcting me.
...and it did find that Hamas shoots rockets from residential and other types of buildings, and uses its own people as human shields. Educate yourself a little better.
First off, you're trying to move the goal posts. I was talking about hospitals, not residential areas, other buildings or human shields. But never fear,
loinboy is here and I will address each one as follows...
As far as hospitals, I was correct. The
Goldstone Report found no evidence of them being used for military operations.
The Mission did not find any evidence to support the allegations that hospital facilities were used by the Gaza authorities or by Palestinian armed groups to shield military activities and that ambulances were used to transport combatants or for other military purposes.
As far as residential areas, it should be noted that Gaza is an urban area, but that's splitting hairs. The Goldstone Report did find that 1) Palestinian military operations were conducted near urban areas and facilities; 2) it also found no evidence mosque's were used as shields for military operations, but they would not rule it out; However, it should be noted that 3) the Report did not find any of these instances, grave breaches of humanitarian law, but did find the civilians were exposed to unnecessary danger.
1) On the basis of the information gathered, the Mission found that Palestinian armed groups were present in urban areas during the military operations and launched rockets from urban areas.
2) Although the situations investigated by the Mission did not establish the use of mosques for military purposes or to shield military activities, it cannot exclude that this might have occurred in other cases.
3) While the conduct of hostilities in built-up areas does not, of itself, constitute a violation of international law, Palestinian armed groups, where they launched attacks close to civilian or protected buildings, unnecessarily exposed the civilian population of Gaza to danger.
As far as human shields, what I originally said was correct, the Goldstone Report found no evidence of this.
The Mission found no evidence, however, to suggest that Palestinian armed groups either directed civilians to areas where attacks were being launched or that they forced civilians to remain within the vicinity of the attacks.
In closing, your fanatical extremism has once again, bitten you in the ass!