You are posting misinformation. Even Human Rights Watch, which obsessively focuses on Israel, has said it was a Palestinian rocket:
"However, the sound preceding the explosion, the fireball that accompanied it, the size of the resulting crater, the type of splatter adjoining it, and the type and pattern of fragmentation visible around the crater are all consistent with the impact of a rocket.
Evidence available to Human Rights Watch makes the possibility of a large air-dropped bomb, such as those Israel has used extensively in Gaza, highly unlikely." [0]
[0] https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/11/26/gaza-findings-october-17...
You will need to find something new to lie about
That's not what "debunking" means. It's an article that disputes the current consensus that an errant rocket from Gaza exploded in the hospital. Having the debate is fine (if it's on topic), but preemptively declaring the debate over, misrepresenting the consensus on the issue, and accusing those asserting the current consensus of "misinformation" is disingenuous, and you can't do that and still be civil.
Debunked: https://forensic-architecture.org/investigation/israeli-disi...
Please try to verify what claims are already debunked to avoid unwittingly amplifying misinformation: https://www.oct7factcheck.com/index