Hamas using Gaza’s Nasser Hospital to interrogate, torture Palestinians

Hamas is using Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, the southern Gaza Strip, to conduct security interrogations and torture as the terrorist organization seeks to maintain control over Gaza’s population, Israeli authorities said on Thursday.According to information released by the Israel Defense Forces and Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet), Hamas’s internal security and military intelligence services are conducting interrogations on the second floor of the hospital’s outpatient clinic.The statement said Hamas is exploiting the hospital “as a center of power regardless of its medical function, for the purpose of interrogations, torture and extortion.”Nasser Hospital remains “a central military facility for the Hamas terrorist organization in the southern Gaza Strip,” with Hamas operatives, including masked members, maintaining a presence in various parts of the complex, the agencies said.Hamas’s presence exposes patients and medical staff to its activities, creating fear and interfering with the hospital’s civilian functions, they added.According to the statement, another…
Israeli authorities, including the IDF and Shin Bet, reported on Thursday that Hamas is using Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza, for security interrogations and torture. Hamas’s internal security and military intelligence services are conducting interrogations on the second floor of the hospital’s outpatient clinic, exploiting the facility "as a center of power regardless of its medical function." The statement added that Hamas operatives, including masked members, maintain a presence throughout the complex, exposing patients and staff to their activities. Israeli agencies have previously cited Hamas military activity at the hospital, including a strike in May 2025 on a command-and-control center within the compound. The IDF states that 85% of Gaza’s hospitals have been used by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad for terrorism.
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