The United States played a major function in supporting the fresh Israeli hostage recovery operation in Nuseirat, resulting in hundreds of Palestinians being killed.
New York Times reportedthat the US has collaborated with Israeli intelligence to Prepare for surgerywho saved 4 Israeli hostages who had been held in Gaza since October, killing 274 Palestinians and wounding more than 600.
Military and intelligence agents from both countries collaborated, sharing drone recordings, satellite photos, and communications surveillance to find the location of the hostages. It is part of ongoing efforts, and the study states that although Israeli and American officials are not certain where many hostages are presently being held, there are besides cases where they have information about their whereabouts but cannot carry out a rescue mission.
A key component of the success of the operation this weekend was bombing on a large scale the area where Palestinian civilians took refuge, including the crowded camp for Nuseirat refugees and the close market. And while the United States tried to distance themselves from civilian casualties in Gaza, the US military continued to fly reconnaissance drones over the Gaza Strip to aid efforts to recapture the hostages that caused these victims. A high-ranking Israeli authoritative said "Times"that American and British drones were able to get information that Israeli drones were incapable to collect.
Although it was initially thought that most of the hostages were being held in many underground tunnels in Gaza, officials believe that the kidnappers rapidly discovered that keeping them in apartments in different locations throughout the territory is more practical.
With the support of the US and the UK, Israel was able to gather more intelligence about the hostages. Moreover, as Israel attacked more and more parts of the Gaza Strip, Hamas had less and less places to hide his prisoners, making it easier to track them down. Israeli bombings are believed to have caused the displacement of 80 percent of Gaza's population, any of them repeatedly, and have made a large part of the area unfit for habitation.
Those who held the hostages were reportedly instructed by Hamas leaders to shoot them if they felt Israeli forces were approaching. Nevertheless, the study states that Hamas leaders are profoundly convinced that these people are their biggest bargaining leverage in terms of the ceasefire negotiations.
By New York Times43 of the 253 Israeli hostages held by Hamas died in captivity. Although the study suggested that Hamas killed them, the origin of their deaths was not specified. However, many Israeli prisoners said that they were most afraid of dying in Israeli bombings and that Hamas members were trying to defend them from these attacks.
Three Israeli hostages were killed in the weekend rescue.
According to Hamas, 3 Israeli hostages were killed during a rescue operation in Nuseirat this weekend, which is frequently overlooked in reports commending the rescue of 4 Israeli hostages. Similarly, hundreds of Palestinians who died in these operations are mostly ignored in mainstream media reports.
One of the emergency doctors at Aksa Hospital, Ali Ibrahim Tawil, described the consequences bombing during a rescue.
"Many lay on the floor, the beds were placed in the courtyard, in a large shelter outside, virtually all place in the infirmary was filled with injured, dead or their loved ones. The E.R. was so full that you could not compression through the body from just the number of people," he said.
The function the US played in this operation is just 1 of many examples of how their support contributes to civilian victims in Gaza StripThe Biden administration is trying so hard to avoid.
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