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Hamas uses Red Crescent ambulances for terror activities in Gaza

Unique Visitors: 12,118 Captured terrorist recounts: “The Hamas military operatives are present in the yards, in the buildings’ gates, in the offices, of the hospital. They operate ambulances to move military operatives who were injured and for operational purposes, instead of using them for the benefit of the civilians.” By Israel National News   The IDF and ISA conducted a precise operation in the area to thwart terrorist activity and apprehend terrorists in a Gaza hospital, the military announced. The operation followed intelligence information that indicated that terrorists had embedded themselves inside the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya. Prior to beginning scans in the compound, the soldiers enabled civilians to leave the hospital. Continue Reading »

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