UN Scandal
Explosive Testimony: IDF Soldier Confirms Armed Hamas Terrorists Steal Humanitarian Aid Trucks 'Right in Front of the UN'
A new report claims that humanitarian aid entering Gaza is immediately diverted to the Hamas terrorist organization by armed operatives, with the alleged complicity of the United Nations, even as the IDF finds terror tunnels beneath civilian schools.
A damning report by Channel 12 correspondent Amit Segal has brought to light the alarming reality in Gaza, revealing that the Hamas terrorist organization continues its tight grip on the Strip, systematically dominating humanitarian resources with what is alleged to be the complicity of the United Nations. The report suggests that the situation remains fundamentally unchanged even after the implementation of a recent ceasefire.
Soldier Testimonial Details Aid Hijacking
Segal's report includes powerful testimony from an active IDF soldier operating inside Gaza, who provided a firsthand account of the systematic diversion of humanitarian supplies.
The soldier detailed the process: "The aid goes entirely to Hamas. Trucks arrive, load the pallets near Zikim, enter three to four kilometers along the coast, and there, an armed Hamas member boards each truck. This happens right in front of the UN’s eyes."
This testimonial points to an immediate and direct control mechanism employed by Hamas, where armed operatives seize control of the aid shipments shortly after they cross into the Strip, allegedly with international bodies present and taking no action.
Terror Infrastructure in Civilian Sites
Beyond the reported aid diversion, the article reinforces ongoing concerns about Hamas's consistent use of civilian infrastructure for military purposes. The terrorist group is allegedly still operating extensively inside civilian buildings such as schools and clinics.
The report highlights a recent example confirmed by the IDF. On Thursday, the IDF released a video showing the discovery of a Hamas tunnel shaft located inside an empty elementary school in northern Gaza . According to the IDF's statement, this shaft is a critical entry point leading to an extensive underground tunnel complex situated in the nearby area of Beit Hanoun. This discovery underscores the military doctrine of Hamas, which involves embedding its command and control centers, as well as its strategic infrastructure, within facilities meant to serve and protect the civilian population.
The findings from both the aid diversion allegations and the military use of civilian sites suggest that Hamas maintains absolute control over the territory, dictating the flow of vital supplies and leveraging civilian structures for its terrorist operations.