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Then replace "destroyed" by "conducted a raid in", or even leave it out altogether, and nothing about the point of that sentence changes.

• tome 3y ago
  Interesting. To me there's a very strong difference between destroying and not destroying a hospital.
  • johnnyworker 3y ago
    Nope, the meaning is the exact same. > I'm not going to try to enumerate Israel's mistakes, but when you decide to invite a coterie of journalists to the hospital you damaged to provide proof of your claims that it was actually a hive center of terrorist activity, and all of them come away basically saying "this evidence isn't good enough," then that should be a sign that it's not PR that's the problem of Israel, it's Israeli actions that are the problem that needs addressing.
    • tome 3y ago
      Interesting! I'd definitely prefer that my hospital wasn't destroyed, just damaged. I guess others must feel differently.