Hamas Official Stunned in Live Interview Over Child Abductions and Civilian Attacks

Razi Hamad, a senior Hamas official and one of the few survivors of Israeli targeted killings, faced tough questioning in a live interview with British presenter Piers Morgan. Hamad initially claimed Hamas does not intentionally harm civilians, but Morgan challenged this assertion by referencing the October 7 attacks, calling Hamas's actions deliberate war crimes. Hamad attempted to deflect responsibility, suggesting some individuals acted outside orders, but Morgan pressed him on the deliberate killing of civilians, including at a music festival.

The interview reached a critical moment when Morgan asked Hamad why Hamas abducted babies, a question that left Hamad speechless and struggling to respond. Instead of answering, Hamad claimed Hamas had offered to release all civilians early in the conflict, but Israel refused. Morgan also confronted Hamad about Hamas burning people alive in their homes, further undermining Hamad's denials.

This exchange exposed the contradictions in Hamas's narrative and highlighted the international scrutiny over its actions during the recent conflict. The interview aired shortly after the October 7 attacks, which resulted in significant civilian casualties and abductions by Hamas militants in Gaza and southern Israel.