Hamas used UN and civilian sites for military ops, per seized diary and Israeli claims.

A Hamas commander’s diary, seized by Israeli forces in Beit Hanun, reveals the group used schools, hospitals, UN facilities, and water wells for military operations, including ambushes and tunnel activities, during the Israel-Hamas war. The document, dated May 2024, details efforts to hide weapons and remove equipment from a UNRWA clinic. The discovery coincides with the IDF’s destruction of a deep tunnel near Beit Hanun and reports that Hamas is stockpiling weapons in countries like Yemen and African nations, potentially violating a U.S.-brokered ceasefire. The diary’s authenticity is unverified but aligns with prior Israeli intelligence findings.