The IDF raided the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya, which Hamas used as a command center.
The soldiers retrieved weapons, funds, and documents. They also arrested 60 suspects.
Some of those suspects have links to the October 7 attack.
The raid, led by the 162nd Division, uncovered weapons, terror funds and Hamas documents, with 60 terrorists reportedly apprehended within the hospital itself, including some linked to the October 7 attacks. These detainees were questioned on-site by Unit 504 intelligence operatives before being transferred to Israel for further investigation.During the raid, IDF commandos from the elite Shayetet 13 unit were captured on film searching hospital grounds and questioning an ambulance driver, who claimed that Hamas used hospital premises and ambulances to transport wounded fighters.“Hamas operatives are everywhere—yards, gates, offices, schools, hospitals. They even use ambulances to move their fighters,” the driver reportedly said, expressing frustration at the situation.
An ambulance driver told the IDF what we already know: Hamas infiltrates hospitals.
Awful. From The Jerusalem Post:
In the video, the driver, reportedly apprehended on suspicion of involvement in terror activities, confirms his role as driver and paramedic at the Health Ministry in the Kamal Adwan and Al-Ahli Arab Hospitals.”Hamas military operatives are present; they are in the courtyards, at the gates of the buildings, in the offices of Kamal Adwan Hospital,” the driver stated. “They operate ambulances to transport their wounded military operatives, and to transport them for their missions, and this is instead of using the ambulances for the benefit of civilians.””We, the public in the northern Gaza Strip, are sick of this situation. We have had enough; they (Hamas) are stationed in the hospitals, stationed in the schools,” the driver confirmed.
The IDF also announced it hit Hezbollah targets in Tyre, a Lebanon coastal city. From The Times of Israel:
In a statement, the IDF says the Hezbollah targets included weapons depots, buildings used by the terror group, and observation posts belonging to various Hezbollah units.“The Hezbollah terror organization advanced terror activities against Israeli citizens and IDF troops from these compounds,” the military says.The IDF says Tyre is a major Hezbollah stronghold, especially for the terror group’s Aziz regional unit, from which it plans attacks on Israel.
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