Buried in a long and detailed briefing by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant were a couple of important descriptions of Hamas activity that, via repetition, have lost their ability to command headlines.
An IDF operation at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis uncovered the following:
- Vehicles used by Hamas terrorists during the October 7 slaughter;
- Vehicles of October 7 victims stolen by Hamas;
- Hamas terrorists involved in October 7;
- Hamas members dressed as medical staff;
- Weapons and explosives;
- Medicine intended and marked for hostages but withheld from them.
The military released a video of the medications, which clearly showed the names of the hostages they were intended for and, for some, a clear picture of the hostage next to the name. The medicine was sent through European intermediaries and then to Egypt, crossing into Gaza at Rafah. Some of the intended recipients are still being held by Hamas—in need of the medication that Hamas kept for itself.
Coincidentally, that’s what happens to humanitarian aid intended for Gazans, too. Actual civilians—not Hamasniks in scrubs—get shot at by their terrorist overlords for trying to claim some of the humanitarian aid that should be theirs entirely.
But for that to be considered newsworthy, the world would have to be capable of making such a distinction. Instead,…
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