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More documentation, how any Gaza hospitals are used for racist-Arab islamic-jihad terror.
Oh, and yes, incubators too.
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Commands, tunnels, and combat equipment inside incubators: this is how the hospitals in the Gaza Strip became terrorist nests.
The Shifa Hospital was used as a Hamas operations center and the bodies of two hostages were found on its premises. In the Rantisi Hospital, the IDF revealed a room for the hostages, the Indonesian Hospital was used as a staging point for the Noh'ba forces, and 200 terrorists were arrested in the Nasser Hospital • IDF activity in the Gaza Strip revealed the systematic way in which Hamas terrorists used the hospitals • Data 12 with the updated picture of the situation
Tomer Almagor | Data N12 | N12 |
Published 12:23 05.02.24 | Updated 14:29 29.02.24.
29.2.24: The hospitals in the Gaza Strip that have become terrorist nests.
In the last few days, IDF forces ended the operation at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, the largest hospital in the southern Gaza Strip. The fighters waged fighting in the area of the hospital, arrested about 200 Hamas operatives and found many weapons in the hospital. Nasser Hospital is not alone - Hamas Systematically uses the hospitals in the Gaza Strip as strongholds of terror, assuming that the IDF will hesitate to operate near them and cynically exploiting international law.
IDF revealed a consistent pattern of operation: alongside the inpatient wards that exist in every hospital, Hamas places warehouses to store weapons. In the underground floors of the hospitals, alongside the usual offices, there are Hamas control rooms and a connection to a network of tunnels. Senior Hamas officials usually stay in hospitals, sometimes even in intensive care rooms, disguised as hospitalized patients or medical staff.
Shifa Hospital
In November, IDF forces took over the largest hospital in the Gaza Strip, located in Gaza City. The hospital buildings were used as an operations headquarters for the Gaza Brigade of Hamas, and many weapons were found in the hospital, mainly in the MRI building and the heart department. Charges and technological equipment were found in the physiotherapy department and in another building.
IDF forces found evidence that Israeli hostages stayed or passed through the hospital. IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari announced that the late Corporal Noa Marciano, who was abducted to Gaza on October 7, was murdered in Shifa, and also the body of the abductee, the late Yehudit Weiss Found in the hospital area.
Underneath the hospital, the route of a terrorist tunnel with a length of about 55 meters and a depth of about 10 meters was located. In addition, a van with weapons was found in the hospital, which was intended to participate in the October 7 massacre.
Rantisi Hospital
In the children's hospital complex in the north of the Gaza Strip, a regional headquarters was found from where senior Hamas officials managed the fighting effort, and which served as a hiding place for them. Inside the hospital, the IDF located a large arsenal, including weapons, including RPGs, grenades and combat vests. Also, 3 shafts were uncovered in the hospital, alongside a strategic and branching tunnel system that was located and destroyed underneath.
After control of the area was achieved, the IDF spokesman presented a motorcycle that was in the basement of the hospital and was used by Hamas terrorists on October 7 to transport hostages to the hospital compound. The IDF claimed that evidence was found of the presence of hostages in the hospital area, including a room where they were staying.
Indonesian Hospital
IDF forces raided the hospital in Beit Lahia at the end of December, and uncovered significant terrorist infrastructure. A vehicle that belonged to the family of the late Samer Talalka, who was kidnapped to Gaza, was found in the hospital complex. RPG remains and blood stains of another abductee were found in the vehicle.
Hamas commanders used the hospital buildings as a meeting place to conduct the fighting in the northern Gaza Strip. Also, the Noachba terrorists were observed in the hospital area, and it was used as a rallying point and preparation point for the terrorists' activities against the IDF forces. A network of tunnels was located under the hospital that contained weapons, and was intended to be used as an escape tunnel for Hamas operatives.
Kamal Adwan Hospital
In the last decade, the hospital was used by Hamas during an emergency. The investigation of the hospital manager, who was recruited to Hamas at the rank equivalent to lieutenant colonel, reveals that 16 employees at the hospital were Hamas military operatives, and that a kidnapped soldier was brought there. The terrorist organization had offices in the hospital, and during the war the hospital was even used as a staging point for raids and ambushes by the IDF forces.
In his investigation, the hospital director revealed the cynical use that Hamas terrorists make of the hospital: "Hamas hides in hospitals because it believes that a hospital is a safe place. They will not be harmed if they are inside a hospital."
The IDF forces captured the hospital after fighting in which they killed several terrorists, and more than 70 armed terrorists who left it were taken for questioning. During the searches of the hospital buildings, many weapons were discovered, including rifles, RPGs, explosives, intelligence material and equipment of Noah's forces. B. In their investigation, hospital employees admitted that weapons were hidden, among other things, in the baby ward inside incubators, which are supposed to be used to treat premature babies.
Nasser Hospital
Last week, the activities of the forces of the 98th Division and the 13th Fleet in the area of the hospital ended. About 200 terrorists were arrested in the operation and many weapons were found. In addition, in the hospital, sealed unused medicines were found with the names of Israeli hostages on them.
The takeover of the hospital came after several days of prolonged combat in which Hamas terrorists fired at IDF forces from inside the hospital. The fighters surrounded the hospital and killed dozens of terrorists in short-range encounters, sniper ambushes and airstrikes on anti-tank squads.
Al-Quds Hospital
IDF forces occupied the hospital in Gaza City after intense fighting, during which the late Captain Shlomo Ben Nun, deputy commander of a company in the 202nd Battalion, fell. The paratroopers eliminated terrorists operating in and around the hospital, uncovering many weapons.
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Oh, and yes, incubators too.
× × × ×
Commands, tunnels, and combat equipment inside incubators: this is how the hospitals in the Gaza Strip became terrorist nests.
The Shifa Hospital was used as a Hamas operations center and the bodies of two hostages were found on its premises. In the Rantisi Hospital, the IDF revealed a room for the hostages, the Indonesian Hospital was used as a staging point for the Noh'ba forces, and 200 terrorists were arrested in the Nasser Hospital • IDF activity in the Gaza Strip revealed the systematic way in which Hamas terrorists used the hospitals • Data 12 with the updated picture of the situation
Tomer Almagor | Data N12 | N12 |
Published 12:23 05.02.24 | Updated 14:29 29.02.24.
29.2.24: The hospitals in the Gaza Strip that have become terrorist nests.
In the last few days, IDF forces ended the operation at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, the largest hospital in the southern Gaza Strip. The fighters waged fighting in the area of the hospital, arrested about 200 Hamas operatives and found many weapons in the hospital. Nasser Hospital is not alone - Hamas Systematically uses the hospitals in the Gaza Strip as strongholds of terror, assuming that the IDF will hesitate to operate near them and cynically exploiting international law.
IDF revealed a consistent pattern of operation: alongside the inpatient wards that exist in every hospital, Hamas places warehouses to store weapons. In the underground floors of the hospitals, alongside the usual offices, there are Hamas control rooms and a connection to a network of tunnels. Senior Hamas officials usually stay in hospitals, sometimes even in intensive care rooms, disguised as hospitalized patients or medical staff.
Shifa Hospital
In November, IDF forces took over the largest hospital in the Gaza Strip, located in Gaza City. The hospital buildings were used as an operations headquarters for the Gaza Brigade of Hamas, and many weapons were found in the hospital, mainly in the MRI building and the heart department. Charges and technological equipment were found in the physiotherapy department and in another building.
IDF forces found evidence that Israeli hostages stayed or passed through the hospital. IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari announced that the late Corporal Noa Marciano, who was abducted to Gaza on October 7, was murdered in Shifa, and also the body of the abductee, the late Yehudit Weiss Found in the hospital area.
Underneath the hospital, the route of a terrorist tunnel with a length of about 55 meters and a depth of about 10 meters was located. In addition, a van with weapons was found in the hospital, which was intended to participate in the October 7 massacre.
Rantisi Hospital
In the children's hospital complex in the north of the Gaza Strip, a regional headquarters was found from where senior Hamas officials managed the fighting effort, and which served as a hiding place for them. Inside the hospital, the IDF located a large arsenal, including weapons, including RPGs, grenades and combat vests. Also, 3 shafts were uncovered in the hospital, alongside a strategic and branching tunnel system that was located and destroyed underneath.
After control of the area was achieved, the IDF spokesman presented a motorcycle that was in the basement of the hospital and was used by Hamas terrorists on October 7 to transport hostages to the hospital compound. The IDF claimed that evidence was found of the presence of hostages in the hospital area, including a room where they were staying.
Indonesian Hospital
IDF forces raided the hospital in Beit Lahia at the end of December, and uncovered significant terrorist infrastructure. A vehicle that belonged to the family of the late Samer Talalka, who was kidnapped to Gaza, was found in the hospital complex. RPG remains and blood stains of another abductee were found in the vehicle.
Hamas commanders used the hospital buildings as a meeting place to conduct the fighting in the northern Gaza Strip. Also, the Noachba terrorists were observed in the hospital area, and it was used as a rallying point and preparation point for the terrorists' activities against the IDF forces. A network of tunnels was located under the hospital that contained weapons, and was intended to be used as an escape tunnel for Hamas operatives.
Kamal Adwan Hospital
In the last decade, the hospital was used by Hamas during an emergency. The investigation of the hospital manager, who was recruited to Hamas at the rank equivalent to lieutenant colonel, reveals that 16 employees at the hospital were Hamas military operatives, and that a kidnapped soldier was brought there. The terrorist organization had offices in the hospital, and during the war the hospital was even used as a staging point for raids and ambushes by the IDF forces.
In his investigation, the hospital director revealed the cynical use that Hamas terrorists make of the hospital: "Hamas hides in hospitals because it believes that a hospital is a safe place. They will not be harmed if they are inside a hospital."
The IDF forces captured the hospital after fighting in which they killed several terrorists, and more than 70 armed terrorists who left it were taken for questioning. During the searches of the hospital buildings, many weapons were discovered, including rifles, RPGs, explosives, intelligence material and equipment of Noah's forces. B. In their investigation, hospital employees admitted that weapons were hidden, among other things, in the baby ward inside incubators, which are supposed to be used to treat premature babies.
Nasser Hospital
Last week, the activities of the forces of the 98th Division and the 13th Fleet in the area of the hospital ended. About 200 terrorists were arrested in the operation and many weapons were found. In addition, in the hospital, sealed unused medicines were found with the names of Israeli hostages on them.
The takeover of the hospital came after several days of prolonged combat in which Hamas terrorists fired at IDF forces from inside the hospital. The fighters surrounded the hospital and killed dozens of terrorists in short-range encounters, sniper ambushes and airstrikes on anti-tank squads.
Al-Quds Hospital
IDF forces occupied the hospital in Gaza City after intense fighting, during which the late Captain Shlomo Ben Nun, deputy commander of a company in the 202nd Battalion, fell. The paratroopers eliminated terrorists operating in and around the hospital, uncovering many weapons.
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