A Hamas militant has confessed to an Israel Securities Authority (ISA) official that he and another man entered a house with the intention of killing the occupants, including children. The chilling admission was captured in a video released by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on social media. In the footage, the Hamas terrorist, dressed in prison clothing, sits in front of an Israeli flag as he recounts the horrific events. He reveals that while checking the house, they heard the sounds of young children coming from a safe room and proceeded to shoot at it until the cries stopped. The man admits that he entered the house with the sole purpose of killing.
The terrorist initially claimed that they did not shoot when they first passed by the safe room, but later heard the children’s cries. He demonstrated the sound of a child crying to the ISA official, who remained off-camera. When asked if killing children is justified in the Muslim religion, the man replied with a firm “no.” He added that the prophet Muhammad taught that children should not be harmed.
The ISA official then inquired if the terrorist’s actions were ordered by Hamas, to which he nodded in agreement. When asked about the difference between Hamas and ISIS, the man admitted that there was no difference, citing videos shown to him during interrogation that depicted Hamas engaging in acts of terror worse than ISIS.
The video provides a glimpse into the atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7, when they infiltrated the Israel-Gaza border and carried out a brutal attack. The assault resulted in the deaths of over 1,300 Israelis, with many more injured and taken hostage. The war between Israel and Hamas has now entered its fourth week, with a reported death toll of at least 5,700 people on both sides. The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry claims that over 4,385 Palestinians have been killed and more than 13,561 wounded in Gaza and the West Bank.
This harrowing confession serves as a reminder of the ongoing violence and suffering caused by Hamas and the devastating impact it has on innocent lives.
