Officials from the terrorist organization Hamas are leveling new accusations against the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), claiming that the Israeli troops were executing Palestinians, humiliating their corpses, and dumping over 200 into “mass graves” outside Nasser and Al Shifa hospitals.

The IDF denied the “completely baseless” claim and highlighted that the Palestinians had dug and buried individuals in the mass graves prior to and during the IDF’s operation in the region.

Hamas terrorists were using the hospitals as their place of operations, with the IDF arresting hundreds of its operatives at the locations.

The IDF further noted that based on intelligence, they had searched the mass graves in a “targeted” and “respectful” manner in an effort to locate Israeli hostages who may have been buried there.

“The examinations were carried out in an orderly manner while maintaining the dignity of the deceased and in a respectful manner,” the IDF said, further explaining that bodies were then “returned to their place in an orderly and proper manner.”

No hostages were located during their search.

Despite the absurdity of the accusation and evidence contradicting the claim, on Tuesday, the United Nations rights chief Volker Turk stated that he was “horrified” by the reports of “mass graves” and ill-treatment of the dead, which he insisted “indicates serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law.”

This is far from the first instance of Hamas terrorists disseminating propaganda in an effort to sway public opinion against Israel. Recently, Hamas and Al-Jazeera heavily publicized the claim that the IDF was raping Palestinian women during their operation in Shifa Hospital. The source of this information was a Palestinian woman who later admitted that her story was false and intended to “arouse the nation’s fervor and brotherhood.”

Videos, images, and other pieces of evidence showed Hamas terrorists, during their massacre on October 7th, raped, tortured, mutilated, and paraded through the streets of Gaza the bodies of Israelis. 1,200 Israelis were killed during the bloody rampage, and over 250 were taken hostage, the majority of which were civilians.

Unfortunately, these accusations against Israel, though easily proven untrue, are often lapped up globally by antisemitic activists. Like their predecessors throughout history, the irrationality of the claims leveled against the Jews rarely matters.

As antisemitism expert Olivier Melnick explains, “We have to recognize that antisemitism is very irrational, and that is because it is from Satan himself.”

“The definition that I have arrived at, after more than two decades in that field, is as follows: ‘Antisemitism is the irrational and demonic hatred of Israel and the Jewish people, characterized by thoughts, words, and/or deeds against them,'” Melnick described. “It was satisfactory to me for quite a long time until a few years ago, when I decided to add two words that have become critical to that definition: irrational and demonic.”

Officials from the terrorist organization Hamas are leveling new accusations against the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), claiming that the Israeli troops were executing Palestinians, humiliating their corpses, and dumping over 200 into “mass graves” outside Nasser and Al Shifa hospitals.

The IDF denied the “completely baseless” claim and highlighted that the Palestinians had dug and buried individuals in the mass graves prior to and during the IDF’s operation in the region.

Hamas terrorists were using the hospitals as their place of operations, with the IDF arresting hundreds of its operatives at the locations.

The IDF further noted that based on intelligence, they had searched the mass graves in a “targeted” and “respectful” manner in an effort to locate Israeli hostages who may have been buried there.

“The examinations were carried out in an orderly manner while maintaining the dignity of the deceased and in a respectful manner,” the IDF said, further explaining that bodies were then “returned to their place in an orderly and proper manner.”

No hostages were located during their search.

Despite the absurdity of the accusation and evidence contradicting the claim, on Tuesday, the United Nations rights chief Volker Turk stated that he was “horrified” by the reports of “mass graves” and ill-treatment of the dead, which he insisted “indicates serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law.”

This is far from the first instance of Hamas terrorists disseminating propaganda in an effort to sway public opinion against Israel. Recently, Hamas and Al-Jazeera heavily publicized the claim that the IDF was raping Palestinian women during their operation in Shifa Hospital. The source of this information was a Palestinian woman who later admitted that her story was false and intended to “arouse the nation’s fervor and brotherhood.”

Videos, images, and other pieces of evidence showed Hamas terrorists, during their massacre on October 7th, raped, tortured, mutilated, and paraded through the streets of Gaza the bodies of Israelis. 1,200 Israelis were killed during the bloody rampage, and over 250 were taken hostage, the majority of which were civilians.

Unfortunately, these accusations against Israel, though easily proven untrue, are often lapped up globally by antisemitic activists. Like their predecessors throughout history, the irrationality of the claims leveled against the Jews rarely matters.

As antisemitism expert Olivier Melnick explains, “We have to recognize that antisemitism is very irrational, and that is because it is from Satan himself.”

“The definition that I have arrived at, after more than two decades in that field, is as follows: ‘Antisemitism is the irrational and demonic hatred of Israel and the Jewish people, characterized by thoughts, words, and/or deeds against them,'” Melnick described. “It was satisfactory to me for quite a long time until a few years ago, when I decided to add two words that have become critical to that definition: irrational and demonic.”