Document Proves Hamas Operated From Gaza Hospital Despite Denials
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
A document published by Kan News reveals Hamas operated from Nasser Hospital in Gaza, despite the group's denials. The evidence, an interrogation summons, shows Hamas's internal security and military wings used the hospital. The IDF confirmed an overnight airstrike on the hospital, stating it was used as a terror headquarters.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A document proves Hamas operated from Gaza's Nasser Hospital, contradicting the group's denials.
- Hamas's internal security and military wings reportedly used the hospital for interrogations.
- The IDF confirmed an overnight airstrike on Nasser Hospital, citing terror activities.
- Gaza reports indicate six killed and 25 injured in the strike on the hospital.
A document published by Kan News on Thursday provides evidence that Hamas has been operating within hospitals in the Gaza Strip, specifically Nasser Hospital, despite the organization's denials. Palestinian sources have reported for the past two years that Hamas's internal security mechanisms, responsible for interrogating Gazans and identifying collaborators with Israel, as well as elements of Hamas's military wing, have been active within the hospital complex. The document in question is an invitation for a Gazan citizen to attend an interrogation at the hospital's investigation department, specifying Nasser Hospital as the location. Hamas currently maintains two command centers in Gaza: one in Gaza City in the north and another in Khan Yunis in the south. The Israeli Air Force attacked Nasser Hospital overnight, with Gaza reports indicating six fatalities and 25 injuries. The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed the strike, stating that Hamas terrorists were hiding at the site and advancing terror plots from within the hospital, including a senior operative. The IDF asserted that Hamas had established itself at the hospital, turning it into a headquarters for military and terror activities.
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