Al-Ahli Hospital Bombing: The Whodunit Really Isn't a Whodunit

US government agencies keep close track of missile launches. They know exactly where they originated. So why don't they tell us?

On October 17, an explosion took place immediately adjacent to the al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza, the result of what appears to have been a rocket attack.  Between 200 and 500 people were killed, all of them Palestinians. Gazans and many in the international community immediately blamed the Israeli military for the attack.  Israel, however, blamed an errant rocket from the Islamic Jihad terrorist group, an organization allied with Hamas.  A day after the explosion, President Biden said that the Pentagon and the CIA had determined that the rocket had indeed originated in Gaza and was likely from Islamic Jihad.  But where’s the proof?