The Israel Defense Forces said on the 27th that they found and destroyed three tunnel shafts under the Rantisi Children's Hospital in Gaza City and destroyed them, one of which was found under a school and was 20 meters deep, and several *** were also killed in the fighting near the hospital.
According to Israeli military spokesman Hagari, the shafts are part of Hamas's tunnel network leading to several strategic points of the underground system, one of which is used by Hamas as a command center for attacks on Israeli forces.
Compared with Israel's strikes on Hamas targets in hospitals and other nearby areas at the beginning of the war, because more Hamas tunnels ** were found inside hospitals, international organizations, including the World Health Organization and the United Nations, began to pretend that this did not happen, and their previous condemnation of Israel was called a righteous and stern word.
In view of the large mix of Hamas members in international organizations such as the United Nations Refugee Service for the Near East, Israel no longer automatically issues visas to United Nations employees. Israel** spokesman Ellen Levy said that in the future, decisions on the applications of UN staff members would be made on a case-by-case basis.
He accused the United Nations of failing to condemn Hamas's theft of aid from civilians in the Gaza Strip, with most of the aid flowing into Gaza intercepted or pulled directly into Hamas warehouses. Nor did the UN condemn the fact that the terrorist organization was hiding in hospitals to wage war, in short, the UN was already complicit in Hamas.
The New York Times, a longtime pro-Palestinian critic of Israel, also had to admit that Hamas controls the United Nations Near East Refugee Service.
And as more humanitarian supplies entered Gaza, Hamas directly looted and killed the population in several popular resistances, which also led to attacks on Hamas by the people of Gaza, which was difficult to happen before the war.
According to statistics, since Hamas took control of Gaza in 2006, Europe has provided up to $40 billion in aid to Gaza, which is equivalent to four times the European reconstruction funds after World War II.
Of course, most of these funds are provided to the Palestinians through agencies such as the United Nations Near East Refugee Branch, but for Hamas, these are pies in the sky, and any ** expenditure used in Europe, America and Israel will be supervised by Congress, but only these international aids will not.
According to the data revealed, $40 billion in Europe is equivalent to $5 billion for Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal, $4 billion for Ismail Haniyeh and $3 billion for Moussa Abu Marzouk. Another $10 billion to $15 billion will be spent on tunnels of terror, which, of course, will also benefit Hamas's **s...$10 billion to $15 billion for infrastructure;And the civilian infrastructure is almost not supported by funding, the amount is zero. The civilian infrastructure left behind by Israel's withdrawal was also dismantled by Hamas, turning water pipes into rockets fired at Israel.