“New Evidence Links North Gaza Hospital to Hostages: Car of Deceased Victim Found Inside Israeli Military Claims”

Accident – death – Obituary News : Israel’s military has claimed to have found new evidence linking a hospital in north Gaza to hostages that were captured by militants. The army stated that it discovered a Toyota Corolla with an Israeli license plate, which belonged to the family of Samer El-Talalqa, inside the Indonesian-funded hospital. Talalqa was one of the three hostages who were mistakenly killed by Israeli troops earlier this month. The army further mentioned that remnants of rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) and bloodstains were found in the vehicle, indicating their connection to another hostage. This discovery directly connects the hospital to the violent events that took place on October 7. However, the authenticity of this claim could not be independently verified, and the Indonesian-funded facility in Beit Lahia has not yet commented on the matter.

On October 7, Hamas militants breached the heavily fortified Gaza border and launched unprecedented attacks across southern Israel. As a result, approximately 1,140 people lost their lives, with the majority being civilians, according to official figures compiled by AFP. Additionally, around 250 individuals were abducted, with Israel stating that 129 of them remain in Gaza.

Israel responded with a retaliatory military campaign in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 20,674 individuals, primarily women and children, as reported by the health ministry of the Hamas-run territory. Throughout this conflict, Israel has faced severe international criticism for allegedly targeting hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Israel has repeatedly accused Hamas militants of using these hospitals for military purposes, a claim that Hamas vehemently denies.

In early November, Indonesia refuted Israel’s allegation that the hospital in Beit Lahia is situated above a network of Hamas tunnels.

Overall, the Israeli military’s latest findings regarding the connection between the north Gaza hospital and the hostages add another layer of complexity to the ongoing conflict. The discovery of the Toyota Corolla with an Israeli license plate inside the hospital raises questions about the extent of involvement of medical facilities in acts of violence. However, it is essential to independently verify these claims and await a response from the Indonesian-funded facility to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the situation..