IDF Finds Children’s Hamas Uniforms: Report | Eastern NC Now

    Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the The Daily Wire. The author of this post is Hank Berrien.

    According to a new report, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) found children's Hamas uniforms when they investigated the Kasbah complex in Beit Hanoun.

    The IDF's 5th Brigade also found IDF vests as well as Kalashnikov-type weapons, grenades, cartridges and ammunition boxes, and mortar bombs, Israel National News reported. Several tunnel shafts were found in homes, including one in a school that was the largest tunnel.

    The indoctrination of Palestinian children in hatred for Israel has been documented for years. Rajaa Al-Halabi, the head of the Hamas Women's Movement, said on December 12, 2022, "Most kindergartens [in Gaza] belong to our sisters in Hamas. Children are raised from a young age on this culture - 'Allah is our goal,' '[jihad] for the sake of Allah...' From infancy, children are nurtured to love jihad, to want to meet Allah, and to love fighting the enemy.'"

    In 2015, speaking on a children's show on Hamas-owned Al-Aqsa TV, young children dressed in military fatigues answered what they wanted to be when they grew up. One said he wanted to be an engineer, "so that I can blow up the Jews." Another added, "I shall liberate [Jerusalem] from the Jews by means of the Al-Qassam Brigades."

    A Hamas TV cartoon showed Jews being transformed into apes.

    A review of UNRWA-Produced Study Materials in the Palestinian Territories found UNRWA, which reportedly provides education to 533,000 children, had produced material that "consistently ignores the existence of the State of Israel," in one instance using demonic imagery, with Israeli forces portrayed as a demon sticking its "fangs" in Palestine. One question for fifth graders "states that angels will drag infidels (Jews and Christians) by their hair to hell," the review pointed out.

    UNRWA's commissioner admitted in 2021, "We as UNRWA have identified three categories of problems in the textbooks when it comes to being in line with UN value[s], which is age appropriateness, gender perception, and then the issues related to incitement to violence, discrimination, and so on."