IDF nabs Hamassholes who dragged injured hostages into Gaza hospital: video proves who they are

Hamas' own accounts clearly illustrates how they were able to operate with impunity in Gaza's largest hospital in Gaza City. Video also shows how Hamassholes dragged hostages into the facility where they were held captive.

A pair of Hamassholes were captured by the IDF after the Oct. 7 massacre of Jews and told an interrogator that they kidnapped two Thai nationals and a Nepalese worker that day and returned to Gaza where they were taken to the al-Shifa hospital and handed them over to fellow Hamassholes.

For years, Israel claimed that Hamas operated a key command center from underneath the hospital and has shown reporters the rooms equipped for long stays, having toilets, showers and long corridors that led to exit points inside a now-demolished buildings in northern Gaza. 

Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, interrogated the Hamas captives, Adham Hawwas, who claimed to be a member of Hamas' military police, and another scumwafer named Ismail Hawwas, also a military cop with the same name as the other Hawwasshole. They described how they got into Israel, abducted the workers, and made their way back through a hole in the fence.

Once the rats got back into Gaza with the two hostages, it dawned on them that the men weren't Israeli. They hijacked an ambulance and had it take them to Shifa.

"I heard from him, just one word, ‘Thailand,” Ismail Hawwas said of one of the captives. “'Thailand, Thailand,' before he was quiet.”

The captives told the Hawwassholes that they were from the village of Al-Zeotun, [from the planet Earth]. They appeared in the video in brown Israeli prison uniforms by an Israeli flag, and both appeared healthy and well-fed.

"I crossed the fence through a hole, then joined my accomplices in a white Magnum Jeep. We breached the settlement gate [of Kibbutz Alumim] and accessed the area with the farmers' rooms," Adham Hawwas said.

Ismail Hawwas said he received a phone call from a colleague who asked “Will you come eastward with us,” a reference to crossing the frontier into Israel. “I said alright, and I went with them.”

In comments that appear to corroborate claims by Israel that the Hamassholes were acting with impunity inside the al-Shifa hospital, Ismail said one hostage was hustled through the complex, apparently by Hamas security.

Another, who appears in the video to have an abdominal wound, was hurried into a room,” Ismail said. Armed guards from the Al-Qassam brigades, the Hamas military group, stood inside and outside the room, Ismail said.

Scenes from inside Shifa during the chaotic morning of Oct. 7 were captured on surveillance video released by Israel in an attempt to prove that the complex was under the control of Hamas.

But college students still refuse to believe their eyes and ears and the words of Hamas. It's called cognitive dissonance.

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