Israel accuses Hamas of using 2 Gaza hospitals to cover “terrorist infrastructure”

This Sunday, the Israeli Army accused the Islamic group Hamas use two hospitals Link like a coverfor your underground terrorist infrastructure“of tunnels, said military spokesman Daniel Hagari at a press conference.

In the middle of the war between Israel and Palestinian militias Linkalready on its thirtieth day, Hagari revealed intelligence data through which Israel says it discovered that the Indonesian Hospital it’s him Qatar Hospitalboth in the north of the Range, are used “for clandestine terrorist activities Hamas”.

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Hagari explained that the two medical centers are used as part of the militants’ underground tunnel structure.

Regarding the Qatar Hospital, he highlighted that as part of their ground offensive, Israeli soldiers discovered that their facilities had “a tunnel opening that is used for terrorist activities”.

“The terrorists also shot at our soldiers from inside the hospital“Added Hagari, who reiterated his accusation that Hamas uses the civilian population of Gaza as a human shield, and denounced that the Islamic group“It’s weak without human shields”.

On the other hand, he also accused Hamas of having built the Indonesian Hospital years ago as a hiding place for his “command center” between the locations of Beit Hanoun It is Jabaliain northern Gaza, where fighting is now taking place as part of the Israeli ground offensive, which began on October 27 and has already left 29 Israeli soldiers dead.

“The hospital was built in 2010 and Hamas built it on top of its terrorist infrastructure.“, then there would be”a structure used exclusively for their clandestine terrorist activities”, denounced the Israeli military spokesman.

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According to Hagari, proof that the hospital was connected to the militias’ underground network is that Israel identified projectile launch points supposedly linked to the underground structure just 75 meters from the medical center itself.

Hamas has its militiamen and “put weapons under schools, mosques, houses“added the spokesperson, who reiterated the accusation that the main hospital in the Strip, Al-Shifain the city of Gaza, it houses the tunnels underneath where Hamas’ headquarters would be located.

Since the start of the war on October 7, Palestinians in Gaza have denounced Israel’s repeated threats to evacuate health centers under threat of attack, as well as attacks in their surroundings that have caused damage, injuries or even deaths.

On Friday, an Israeli attack that hit ambulances in front of the Shifa Hospital of Gaza left fifteen dead.

In total, more than 9,700 Palestinians have died in bombings in the Strip over the past 30 days. Israel says it tries to minimize civilian casualties and attacks based on intelligence, while Palestinians and rights groups accuse it of indiscriminately attacking densely populated locations.

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Hagari stressed today that Israel is trying to ensure that people in the north can evacuate to the south, and yesterday accused Hamas of attacking its troops, while also trying to create a humanitarian corridor for civilians to flee to the southern part of the Strip .

In turn, he accused the militias of having launched around 800 rockets in these days that landed inside the enclave “and caused deaths”.

As part of its activity in the northern zone, the Army also seized today “large quantity of weapons and intelligence materials in a residence“, between them “Ak-47 rifles, machine guns, cartridges, grenades, explosive devices, suicide drones and projectiles”.

Source: Elcomercio

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