TELAVIV: A captured Hamas terrorist revealed the use of Kamal Adwan Hospital for storing and distributing weapons for attacks.
Anas Muhammad Faiz Al-Sharif described distributing mortars, grenades, and anti-tank equipment underground during his interrogation. Hamas reportedly used the facility’s tunnels for ambush positions, tank attacks, and other tactical operations.
Israeli forces have detained over 240 Hamas operatives as part of their ongoing activities in the conflict zone.
Hospital Allegedly Used for Combat Preparations
The testimony indicates the use of civilian infrastructure, like hospitals, for preparing assaults and concealing military assets.
These claims underscore long-standing accusations against Hamas for using human shields and protected facilities in warfare.
Captured militants are providing key information on Hamas’ strategies and logistics in urban and underground environments.
This revelation follows targeted operations aimed at disrupting Hamas’ command, storage, and logistical networks.
Israeli Forces’ Focused Operations
Israeli operations near Kamal Adwan Hospital led to the apprehension of numerous operatives tied to combat activities.
Interrogations are playing a crucial role in uncovering tactics and locations associated with Hamas military operations.
Evidence points to a pattern of blending militant activities with civilian institutions to complicate countermeasures.
The international community has often condemned these tactics as violations of laws protecting civilians in conflict zones.
Ongoing Efforts Against Hamas Networks
Israeli forces remain committed to dismantling infrastructure and preventing further harm caused by Hamas combat strategies.
Reports from detained individuals contribute to precise military actions while highlighting the complexities of urban conflict.
The strategic importance of uncovering these networks lies in minimizing future risks to both military and civilian populations.
Further investigations and operations continue, aimed at neutralizing threats and ensuring stability in the region.
