IDF unmasks Hamas hostage operation in footage from Al Shifa Hospital

Surveillance footage depicts Hamas terrorists bringing hostages into medical center on October 7; army: 'findings prove Hamas used Al Shifa Hospital complex on day of massacre as terrorist base'


The IDF presented on Sunday evening new evidence indicating that Al Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip functioned as a terror base, where Hamas terrorists took hostages on October 7.
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Footage unveiled by IDF Spokesperson Read Admiral Daniel Hagari depicts Hamas terrorists inside the hospital on the morning of the attack forcibly transporting a Nepalese and a Thai civilian, both kidnapped from Israeli territory.
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תמונות מהובלת החטופים ורכבים צה"ליים במרחב בית החולים שיפא
תמונות מהובלת החטופים ורכבים צה"ליים במרחב בית החולים שיפא
Surveillance footage shows Hamas terrorists bringing hostages abducted from Israel into Al Shifa Hospital on October 7
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
One of the captives, who seems to be injured, is moved on a wheeled hospital bed while the other is taken on foot.
Israeli military vehicles taken on the day of the massacre in southern Israel can also be seen on the hospital's premises.
“These findings prove that the Hamas terrorist organization used the Shifa Hospital complex on the day of the massacre as terrorist infrastructure,” the army said in a statement.
Meanwhile, in another video released by the IDF, 7th Armored Brigade Commander Col. Elad Tzuri revealed the locations where the bodies of Yehudit Weiss and Corporal Noa Marciano, who were both kidnapped on October 7, were discovered, each in a separate building near Al Shifa Hospital.
Contrary to Hamas' claim that Marciano was killed in an IDF strike, Hagari said that "Noa was taken into Al Shifa Hospital and murdered by a Hamas terrorist."
The IDF spokesperson confirmed that Cpl. Marciano was wounded in an IDF bombing last Thursday, but her injuries were not fatal, and the terrorist holding her was killed.
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