The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Sunday released videos discovered in Gaza showing Hamas torturing local Palestinian residents from 2018 to 2020, several years before the current war.
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The IDF said in a statement:
During ground operations in the Gaza Strip, the Israel Defense Forces and ISA forces discovered videos demonstrating serious abuses against civilians in the Gaza Strip by the terrorist organization Hamas.
The discovered materials expose Hamas' brutal methods, including interrogation of civilians, human rights violations, and systematic repression of residents suspected of opposing the organization's rules.
These videos, commissioned by members of Hamas's security services, document Hamas activities at Outpost 17 in the Gaza Strip, where brutal interrogations of civilians suspected of opposing Hamas are carried out. It is being done.
These documents reveal how the Hamas terrorist organization governs the Gaza Strip, enforces terrorism, harms Gaza's vulnerable civilian population, and violates freedom of expression.
IDF and ISA forces continue to work to locate and remove terrorist infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.
Attached is footage of brutal interrogations of Gaza civilians by the terrorist organization Hamas. The footage, said to date from 2018 to 2020, was discovered during an operation in the Gaza Strip.
The IDF continues its operations in Gaza, but there has been little recent progress toward the rescue or release of the remaining 101 Israeli hostages, who recently celebrated their 400th day in captivity.
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