IDF raided Hamaspital with fake doctors and terrorist patients

Israel's Unit 504 investigators of the IDF interrogated Hamas terrorists who revealed that the group fully controlled Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya, Gaza.

The investigators discovered that the hospital director was involved in planning and coordinating terror activity and that Hamas terrorists planned to escape an IDF raid by using ambulances.

The IDF and Shin Bet raided the hospital last Friday based on intelligence that terrorists were using the facility as a headquarters. Around 240 Hamas terrorists were arrested during the operation, including several who took part in the October 7 massacre.

An IDF reservist described his interrogation of a Hamas terrorist, who admitted that the hospital director was key in directing terrorist activities. The reservist said, "We discovered that the individual at the center of the event, orchestrating the terror and Hamas activities within the compound, was the hospital director himself."

The reservist added that Dr. Abu Safiyeh, the hospital director, "strutted around like a peacock, certain that he wouldn’t be arrested and fully convinced he was in control of the situation." 

Another reservist confirmed the hospital director's involvement with Hamas, stating, "Abu Safiyeh really did walk around like a peacock. He watched as his doctors were incriminated one by one, still convinced he wouldn’t face arrest." He was wrong.

He continued, "But we soon saw through his disguise—it was nothing more than a facade. They were terrorists with blood on their hands. The hospital director finally realized that the entire ruse had unraveled, and in the end, he too was arrested."

Working with COGAT, the IDF ensured the evacuation of 350 patients and medical staff from the hospital before the raid. Some of the "patients" were actually Hamas terrorists in disguise.

Israel's military also made sure that food, fuel, and medical supplies were delivered to keep the medical areas operational.

Additionally, 95 patients and staff members were moved to the Indonesian hospital in Gaza, along with two generators and thousands of liters of essential supplies.

The 401st brigade, which was positioned around the hospital, arrested terrorists and dealt with those who attacked or resisted the troops.

Israeli special forces discovered within the hospital an array of weapons, including grenades, firearms, and other military equipment.

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IDF evacuate and burn down hospital used as a "Hamas terrorist stronghold"

The FAFO ambulance waved at by Gazan terrorist

On Friday, Israeli soldiers evacuated patients and staff from a hospital in northern Gaza and set part of the facility on fire, explaining that it had been used as a "Hamas terrorist stronghold" throughout the conflict.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the evacuation was conducted on Friday afternoon during an operation in the area of Kamal Adwan Hospital. The IDF troops "facilitated the secure evacuation of civilians, patients and medical personnel" before starting the operation.

"We will continue to make extensive efforts for patients to continue receiving care in other hospitals by facilitating the evacuation of patients from the Kamal Adwan Hospital, the ongoing transfer of supplies, food, and fuel to the area, and the restoration of operations of hospitals in the area, while maintaining ongoing communication with hospital officials," the statement reads.

Since their last "targeted operation" in October 2024, the IDF said the hospital "has once again become a key stronghold for terrorist organizations and continues to be used as a hideout for terrorist operatives" despite "repeated calls by the IDF to refrain from exploiting the hospital for military activities."

The IDF said only one building was set on fire, but representatives from the Gaza Health Ministry stated using taqiyya (google it) that multiple critical departments were burned after workers and patients were forcibly removed, according to The Associated Press.

The IDF argues that the evacuation was necessary due to "prior intelligence regarding the presence of terrorist infrastructure and operatives."

Before this operation, an Israeli official mentioned that patients would be moved to the nearby Indonesian hospital, where the food is much better and which had been cleared by the military a few days earlier.

In November 2023, the Israeli forces reported killing five Hamassholes during a raid on Al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza's largest, alleging it was used by the terror group for military purposes. Israel had warned Gaza authorities the day before to halt military activities, which they did not.

A previous video from the IDF showed captured Hamasshole members admitting to using hospitals for refuge and ambulances for "anything important," like moving commanders. One terrorist indicated that Al-Shifa Hospital was used by militants to hide in the basement and named Yahya Sinwar, a Hamas leader and the architect of the October 7 attacks, as being present, according to The Washington Post.

IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari released audio of an intercepted call last year where a Gazan and a Hamas member discussed using ambulances for militant activities, leading Hagari to state that Hamas "exploits ambulances, hospitals, clinics, mosques and schools for terrorist purposes."

Additionally, IDF troops last year uncovered hidden networks, including weapons, operational plans, and tunnel entrances near childcare facilities after a prolonged firefight in an area controlled by Hamas.

The IDF has long claimed that Hamas uses tunnels beneath civilian areas for covert movements.

Meanwhile, missile sirens went off in several Israeli areas overnight Friday due to a projectile from Yemen's Houthi rebels, which was intercepted. Following Israeli strikes on Yemen's infrastructure, the Houthis pledged to continue attacks until Israel agrees to a ceasefire.

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, controlled by Hamas, the conflict has resulted in over 45,400 deaths, including both fighters and civilians.

The war intensified after Hamas' attack on October 7, 2023, which killed around 1,200, mostly civilians, in Israel. Hamas took about 240 hostages, with nearly 100 still held. Israel's military response aims to free these hostages and dismantle Hamas, which has governed Gaza since 2007 and is designated a terrorist group by the United States.

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Israel detains Gaza Hospital medics: search for hostages and terrorists

Israeli forces detained dozens of medical staff from a north Gaza hospital they raided on Friday, according to the enclave's Health Ministry.

"Israeli forces detained dozens of medical staff from a north Gaza hospital they raided on Friday, the enclave's Health Ministry said."

Israel has long said that Hamassholes are hiding among the most vulnerable, including in children's schools and hospitals, using these locations as shields where they can accuse Israel of targeting civilians during operations aimed at finding hostages and eliminating terrorists.

"Israel has long contended Hamas terrorists are hiding among the most vulnerable, including children's schools and hospitals, seeking refuge in places where they can blame Israel for attacks seeking to find detained hostages and root out terrorists."

The Israeli military raided the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya, ordering the evacuation of dozens of patients and hundreds of others, and detained medical staff, including the hospital's director, Hussam Abu Safiya:

"The Israeli military raided the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya on Friday, ordering dozens of patients and hundreds of others to evacuate and detaining medical staff including the facility's director, Hussam Abu Safiya."

The Health Ministry expressed concern over the well-being of Abu Safiya. "The Health Ministry said it was not clear what was happening to Abu Safiya, adding it was concerned about his well-being after some of the staff freed by the army late Friday reported that he was beaten up by soldiers."

The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the detainees.

The raid put the last major health facility in north Gaza out of service, according to the World Health Organisation's post on X:

"The raid on the hospital, one of three medical facilities on the northern edge of Gaza, put the last major health facility in north Gaza out of service, the World Health Organisation said in a post on X."
Some patients were moved to the Indonesian Hospital, which is not operational, while others were taken to a hospital in the southern Gaza Strip. Some freed staff members reached the Al-Ahly Arab Baptist Hospital in Gaza City.

The Israeli military stated that, "The Israeli military said on Friday that Hamas fighters had operated from Kamal Adwan Hospital throughout the 15-month-old war and had made the site a key stronghold."

However, Hamas, as usual, denied these claims.  "Hamas dismissed this as 'lies,' saying there were no fighters in the hospital."

The Gaza Health Ministry reported 18 Palestinian deaths from Israeli strikes on Saturday, with nine in Maghazi camp. "The Gaza Health Ministry also said Israeli strikes across the enclave killed 18 Palestinians on Saturday, at least nine of them in a house in Maghazi camp in central Gaza Strip."

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced operations in Beit Hanoun.

"The Israeli military said on Saturday it had begun operating overnight against targets in the Beit Hanoun area in northern Gaza.

"Troops are enabling civilians still in the area to move away for their own safety," they added.

In recent months, the IDF have been pushing people out and demolishing areas around Jabalia, Beit Hanoun, and Beit Lahiya, leading to accusations from Palestinians of ethnic cleansing to establish a buffer zone. 

Israel countered these claims, "Palestinians have accused Israel of carrying out ethnic cleansing by depopulating those areas to create a buffer zone. Israel denies it is doing this, saying it aims to prevent Hamas fighters from regrouping in these areas."

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IDF terminates the employment of Hamas commander behind 10/7 massacre in Kibbutz Nahal Oz

On Friday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that Israeli fighter jets had successfully targeted and blew away several key Hamassholes during the week. Among those receiving their virgins were Majdi Aqilan, the deputy commander of the Hamas Shati Battalion. He had a pivotal role in the bloodthirsty massacre on Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7 last year.

Also in line to get their virgin goats was Ahmad Suwaidan, a company commander within Hamas. This scumcrumpet was directly linked to the abduction of Israeli civilians during the same October 7 attack.

Kibbutz Nahal Oz, located near the Gaza border, suffered significantly during the Hamas-led incursion into southern Israel. The attack on this small agricultural community and its nearby military base led to the tragic loss of over 60 Israeli soldiers and 15 civilians. 

Moreover, several soldiers and eight civilians were kidnapped and taken into Gaza. Of the total 250 hostages taken by the terrorists, many have been murdered and today we believe that 101 remain in captivity. 

Whether they remain alive is unknown.

Concurrently, Palestinian sources said that on Friday Israeli tanks had encircled Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya, in northern Gaza. According to these accounts, Israeli forces infiltrated the hospital, evacuated medical staff and patients, and detained numerous individuals. The IDF has yet to provide an official statement regarding these claims.

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Gaza Hospital Director admits Hamas involvement

The Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in the Gaza Strip, Ahmad Kahalot had been captured and interrogated by Israeli intelligence and was seen online where he revealed his ties to Hamas; ties that surprised no one. 

Kahalot spoke a lot and admitted that he is a Hamasshole and that the hospital he headed had been used as a Hamas command center where patients are used as human shields and other doctors and nurses are also Hamassholes.

"I know 16 employees in the hospital — doctors, nurses, paramedics and clerks — who also have different positions in the Qassam Brigades [Hamas]," Kahalot confessed. "They [Hamas] hide in hospitals because for them, a hospital is a safe place. They won't be targeted when they are inside a hospital."

Pro-Palestinian [aka, anti-Semites] say that Kahalot was coerced into saying the things he did, but he didn't really need to go into so much detail even if they were holding a gun to his head, which I doubt they did. If you cannot see that after Oct 7 that Israel are the good guys and Hamas are evil, then you cannot see or are willfully blind.

Hamas uses all of the Gaza Strip hospitals for terrorism planning, hiding and operations. Al Shifa hospital is home the Hamas' largest command center and Commentary Magazine reports that according to numerous sources, this hospital is a base of military operations.

And after the IDF found a huge cache of weapons, ordnance and munitions there, how can anyone doubt the veracity of that finding?

So Islamists will never be convinced otherwise, but facts don't care about their feelings.

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