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Israel uncovers heavy weapons cache at Gaza’s largest hospital — including in maternity ward

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The Israeli military discovered a slew of weapons hidden inside Gaza’s largest hospital, including in bathrooms and the maternity ward, after a gun battle with Hamas terrorists, military officials said.

Members of the Israel Defense Forces’ Nahal Brigade reconnaissance team conducted a raid in al Shifa Hospital’s MRI center on Monday as the ongoing battles resumed.

After taking out several gunmen inside the facility, Israeli troops located 81 mortars, 60 rounds of ammo, and a plethora of rifles, grenades and other Hamas equipment.

The Israeli military noted that the weapons were tucked away in lockers that were hidden beneath the floors, above ceiling tiles and in bathrooms at the MRI center.

Lt. Col. Noor Bobalil, the Nahal patrol commander, said his unit has been operating inside the al Shifa Hospital for three days, with the Israeli military touting over the weekend that it had killed about 170 terrorists in the medical facility and arrested 800 others.

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