IDF Eliminates Two Hamas Operatives Using Gaza Hospital for Terror Attacks
Translated & summarized from Channel 9 by baba
The IDF eliminated two Hamas operatives in Gaza on Wednesday night after they removed explosives from the Kamal Adwan hospital and planted them near the "yellow line" to attack soldiers. One operative, Muhammad Tammus, was a sniper for Hamas's military wing who also worked as a civil defense member. The IDF stated that Hamas uses hospitals for terror attacks and is attempting to rebuild its military strength.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF eliminated two Hamas operatives in Gaza on Wednesday night.
- One operative planted explosives removed from Kamal Adwan hospital.
- The explosives were intended to attack Israeli soldiers near the "yellow line."
- One operative, Muhammad Tammus, was a Hamas sniper and civil defense worker.
- IDF stated Hamas uses hospitals for terror and is rebuilding military power.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) eliminated two Hamas operatives in Gaza on Wednesday night, one of whom had planted explosive devices that were removed from a hospital. According to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the operatives were detected exiting the Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza. One of them carried explosive charges from the hospital with the intention of attacking Israeli soldiers near the "yellow line," a term used by the IDF to denote a specific area. The IDF struck the operatives, neutralizing the threat. One of the deceased was identified as Muhammad Tammus, described by the IDF as a sniper for Hamas's military wing who also posed as a civil defense worker in Gaza. The IDF stated that in recent days, militants have been organizing terror attacks from the hospital and attempting to rebuild Hamas's military capabilities. The IDF reiterated that Hamas frequently utilizes hospitals and medical infrastructure for terrorist activities, endangering civilians. Southern Command units remain on the perimeter within Gaza, continuing operations to eliminate immediate threats.
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