Israel/Palestine

Maybe that's why its founder Robert Bernstein slammed them for their antisemitism, and Kenneth Roth, its executive director, just quit. If that's your only source, it is a laughable defense for your claims. Never mind that the supposed quote you excerpted has not been cited.

There were recordings of both wounded and non-wounded hostages. The ones who were physically able to resist, resisted.

I wouldn't say that bringing up the headquarters issue makes you any more credible, although I can see why you would deflect. Holding hostages in a hospital and belligerent combatants brandishing firearms as they drag the hostages in is more than sufficient for it to lose its protective status under international law.

Weak. Really weak.