Israeli security forces raided Ibn Sina hospital in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin on Tuesday, killing three Palestinians in an undercover operation. Hamas confirmed one of the dead was a member, while Islamic Jihad claimed the other two. The Israeli border police said the three were killed during a raid by its undercover unit.
CCTV footage circulated online shows about a dozen undercover troops, including three in women's clothing and two dressed as medical staff, moving through a hospital corridor with rifles. Israel's national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, reposted the clip on social media, congratulating the forces and stating: 'Let all our enemies know that our forces will operate everywhere and by all means to protect our citizens and the state of Israel.'
Israel's military named the men killed as Mohammed Jalamneh, Mohammed Ghazawi and his brother Basel Ghazawi. The raid has drawn criticism from Palestinian officials and raised concerns about the use of undercover operations in medical facilities.
