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A commander's account of weapons in a children's room
In Naza, a commander describes an anti-tank charge under a child's bed, a mortar crate by a crib, and an RPG fired from a kindergarten. Full post on the blog.
People search for Gaza children’s rooms and Hamas. A commander in Naza describes the room. He does not name himself. He does not need to.
He also describes a ceasefire: children walked up while Hamas filmed behind them, UN sacks served as sandbags, and there were no uniforms. He describes it not as an exception but as the method.
Full write-up /blog/weapons-in-childrens-rooms. Watch the film at /film.