BREAKING WORLD WAR III NEWS: Israel releases drone footage and pictures of a ‘HUGE 55m-long Hamas tunnel under al-Shifa hospital’ which justifies the Israelites’ statement that Hamas is hiding behind women and children, even in hospitals.
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Israel‘s Defence Forces have released shocking footage tonight revealing what it claims is a huge Hamas tunnel buried deep below the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
The military, who have been carrying out an operation at the medical complex over the last week, said it had found a 55-metre-long passage 10-metres below the ground.
Officials said it had discovered a deep staircase equipped with ‘various defence mechanisms’ including a blast-proof door with a firing hole claiming the terror group were using the entrance to block out Israeli forces.
Israel has long claimed the hospital – which is the largest in the Palestinian enclave – functions as a command complex for Hamas, with a network of tunnels running deep below used for both ammunition storage and planning.
Palestinian officials at the hospital have denied the claims and insisted the complex is used solely for medical reasons and in recent days it has become a shelter for refugees.
As the war enters its seventh week, the hospital has become a central location in the bloody conflict, with Israeli soldiers storming into the hospital on Wednesday.
The forces said it had found the bodies of two hostages – Israeli soldier Noa Marciano, 19, and cancer patient Yehudit Weiss, 65, – in a building next to the hospital. Officials say others were most likely kept there.
It comes as US and Israeli officials hinted that negotiations over a potential ceasefire between the IDF and Hamas to allow hostages to leave and more humanitarian aid into Gaza are progressing.
Israel’s ambassador to the United States, Michael Herzog, said in an interview on ABC’s ‘This Week’ that Israel was hopeful a significant number of hostages could be released by Hamas ‘in coming days.’
Israel has long claimed the hospital – which is the largest in the Palestinian enclave – functions as a command complex for Hamas, with a network of tunnels running deep below used for both ammunition storage and planning.
Palestinian officials at the hospital have denied the claims and insisted the complex is used solely for medical reasons and in recent days it has become a shelter for refugees.
As the war enters its seventh week, the hospital has become a central location in the bloody conflict, with Israeli soldiers storming into the hospital on Wednesday.
The forces said it had found the bodies of two hostages – Israeli soldier Noa Marciano, 19, and cancer patient Yehudit Weiss, 65, – in a building next to the hospital. Officials say others were most likely kept there.
It comes as US and Israeli officials hinted that negotiations over a potential ceasefire between the IDF and Hamas to allow hostages to leave and more humanitarian aid into Gaza are progressing.
Israel’s ambassador to the United States, Michael Herzog, said in an interview on ABC’s ‘This Week’ that Israel was hopeful a significant number of hostages could be released by Hamas ‘in coming days.’
Earlier in the week Israel claimed an entrance to another tunnel shaft had been discovered but tonight marks the first time any video has been made public.
The video came just hours after Israeli forces said it found 35 tunnel shafts throughout Gaza and raided the luxury homes of Hamas terrorists, seizing various weapons.
In yet another shocking development last night, Israel released CCTV footage that appears to show victims abducted by Hamas during their bloody October 7 massacre being hauled into the medical centre.
The surveillance footage shows two people – thought to be Thai and Nepalese migrants kidnapped by Hamas – being rolled into the hospital on gurneys with severe injuries, believed to have been inflicted by Hamas terrorists.
The clip showed one man, with his face blurred, being wheeled on a stretcher by a group of men – four of them being armed – while another person tries to resist as they are dragged into a building, seeming to be a hospital.
Medical staff are seen clearly in the background walking along corridors between 10.56 and 11.01 on October 7 – the day of the deadly massacre which saw more than 1,200 Israelis killed.
In a statement the IDF said: ‘These findings prove that the Hamas terror organisation used Shifa Hospital on the day of the massacre itself as terror infrastructure.’ The IDF says it has notified ‘relevant authorities’ about the footage.
Other images released by the military allegedly show Hamas terrorists inside the hospital and waiting outside the rooms of the hostages. Stolen IDF vehicles were also seen near the hospital.
The IDF also claimed this evening that it had discovered a white Toyota pickup truck containing ‘RPGs, explosives, grenades, AK47s,’ inside the hospital compound.
It said the vehicles had been ‘identical’ to those used by Hamas during the October 7 attacks, which saw some Israelis being shot at by the terrorists from the moving cars.
Providing an operational update on X, the force said: ‘IDF and ISA forces revealed a significant 55-meter-long terrorist tunnel, 10 meters underneath the Shifa Hospital complex during an intelligence-based operation.
Source Daily Mail Online
