A joint investigation by @ForensicArchi and Earshot for @AJFaultLines into the killing of Hind Rajab, her 4 cousins, her aunt and uncle, and 2 paramedics in Gaza City on 29 January 2024 challenges the Israeli Army’s claim that its troops were not in the area that day. The focus of Earshot’s investigation was on the 6 seconds of audio in which Layan Hamada, Hind’s cousin, was shot dead. Earshot demonstrates that it is highly likely, Layan, 15, was shot by the Israeli Army at close range (13-23m).

On the morning of October 18th, Israel Defence Forces released this video . performed an audio analysis and found that this recording was manipulated and cannot be used as a credible source of evidence. 1/4

https://twitter.com/IDF/status/1714548529538953637

Earshot.ngo When calls are intercepted, we would expect them to be single monophonic recordings with both voices on the same channel of audio. What is unusual in this alleged intercepted call is that we have the voices divided across two channels, left and right. 2/4

performed a Doppler Effect analysis from two videos from the missile attack on the Al-Ahli hospital. The results cast doubt on the IDF’s claim that the missile that hit the hospital approached from the south-west. #AlAhli #IDF 1/7 Earshot.ngo
The Doppler Effect is a change in the observed frequency emitted by a sound source that is moving relative to an observer. In the first video, taken 150m south-east of the hospital, we hear a pronounced frequency increasing in pitch and then decreasing until impact. 2/7