In a special briefing to the international media, the IDF Spokesperson revealed a great deal of information proving that Hamas routinely and in emergencies uses humanitarian infrastructure in the Gaza Strip for its terrorist activity, while exploiting the humanitarian shelter to protect its terrorists and the heads of the terrorist organization.
The organization's focus of activity in the Gaza Strip is Shifaa Hospital, the main and largest hospital in the Gaza Strip, located in the heart of Gaza City.
Shifaa Hospital has a number of underground compounds used by the heads of the Hamas terrorist organization to direct its activities, and a tunnel that reaches the hospital, allowing entry to Hamas headquarters other than through the hospital.
In addition, inside the hospital there is a Hamas internal security control center, which is broadly staffed by routine and emergency militants, and a terrorist headquarters is located, from which terrorists direct rocket fire, direct forces, store weapons, weapons and ammunition.
The hospital has 1,500 beds and 4,000 staff members who serve as human shields for the heads of the Hamas terrorist organization.
The entrance to the underground headquarters is made from a number of tunnel shafts adjacent to the hospital, and there is also an entrance from the hospital's hospitalization and treatment departments.
The hospital's energy infrastructure, which is supposed to serve its patients, serves the organization's underground terrorist infrastructure and the organization's leaders at the same time.
The heads of the terrorist organization use this quota while endangering the civilian population.
At the same time, Hamas still controls the existing energy resources in the Gaza Strip and chooses to channel them for its needs at the expense of the needs of the civilian population.
The information on Hamas' use of the hospital is based on a very wide range of intelligence and Shin Bet intelligence sources. All the information, most of which was not disclosed here, was passed on to our intelligence partners around the world.
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