Proof That Hamas and Other Terrorists Were Operating from Nasser Hospital
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by Ephraim D. Tepler and Itamar Marcus
Hamas terrorists carry grenade launchers at the funeral of Marwan Issa, a senior Hamas deputy military commander who was killed in an Israeli airstrike during the conflict between Israel and Hamas, amid a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, in the central Gaza Strip, Feb. 7, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Ramadan Abed
The condemnations pouring in over Israel’s strike on Nasser Hospital this week are built on a false premise. The hospital is not a neutral medical facility. It has long since been hijacked by terrorists.
As previously reported by Palestinian Media Watch, Hamas turned Nasser Hospital into a center for interrogations and coercion.
In October 2024, as admitted by the Palestinian Authority itself on Facebook, Hamas was summoning Gazans to Nasser Hospital for interrogations by its military intelligence.
Shadi Subhi Al-Suweiti was ordered in the summons shown below “under the law of the State of Palestine and in accordance with our vested authority” to “report to Premises: Nasser Medical Center.”
In a Telegram post in April 2025 shown below, the hospital’s director of Nursing Services showed a note in which he was “threatened blatantly” by Palestinian Islamic Jihad for trying to prevent the organization from entrenching itself there: “Sweetie: You crossed the line – just wait! This is the first message. Al-Quds Brigades.”
While Israel’s Prime Minister’s Bureau issued a statement of regret over the incident — because of an accidental misfiring that took place — that just underscores how deeply Israel cares about avoiding civilian casualties.
Israel still tried to avoid civilian casualties, even though the hospital had served as a headquarters for terrorism. The real blame ultimately lies with the terrorists who deliberately embed themselves among civilians and inside the hospital.
Therefore, instead of libeling Israel, those who seek to protect Nasser Hospital should pressure the terrorists to stop using hospitals as a base of war.
Ephraim D. Tepler is a contributor to Palestinian Media Watch (PMW). Itamar Marcus is the Founder and Director of PMW, where a version of this article first appeared.
