A year following the bombing of Nasser Hospital in Gaza which killed 22 people, including five journalists, an Israeli military source revealed tactics used to associate casualties with Hamas. The Israeli army actively works to retroactively incriminate victims of strikes by linking them to the organization. These efforts involve a broad spectrum of techniques, ranging from censorship to the manipulation of artificial intelligence. The aim is to justify military actions and shape the narrative surrounding the conflict. The source detailed how the military attempts to connect those killed or injured in strikes to Hamas, even without conclusive evidence. This strategy forms part of a wider information warfare campaign being waged by Israel. This revelation raises concerns about the objectivity of information emerging from the conflict zone.