“The losses of the occupation are much greater than what it declares, and this is the reason for its unprecedented criminal bombardment,” Hamdan told a news conference held in Beirut.

“Gaza will always remain a graveyard for tyrants, and we scored a victory on October 7,” Hamdan said, stressing that al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas and the resistance “are fighting on all fronts and inflicting heavy losses on the enemy.”

“Hamas will continue to exist and no force on earth will be able to uproot it from its land and people,” Hamdan said, adding that “the Palestinian people will not accept a puppet government or any agent coming aboard a Zionist or American tank.”

Hamdan talked about what he called “the lies that are spread by the occupation to justify its direct targeting of medical facilities,” pointing out that the Israeli army broadcast 10-year-old images of the Indonesian Hospital.

The Indonesian Medical Emergency Rescue Committee (MER-C), which supervised the construction and funding of the Indonesian Hospital in the Gaza Strip, denied the Israeli army’s claims that the hospital has relations with Palestinian factions or that there are tunnels beneath it.

Hamdan accused the Israeli occupation of “already starting to carry out its threats to target medical facilities and commit massacres there, and seeking to destroy the medical sector in order to displace the Palestinian people from their land.”

"The entrance to the alleged tunnel near the Indonesian hospital is a fuel supply hatch, while the alleged audio recordings of our members are fake calls fabricated by the occupation, and the allegations about using hospitals as rocket launch sites cannot be believed by any sane person,” the Hamas official explained.

The Hamas official called on the UN to visit Gaza hospitals to expose israel’s claims.

He affirmed that no displaced person escaped Israeli strikes, even those contacted by their foreign embassies.

He said that Israeli heritage minister Amichai Eliyahu’s recent remarks about Gaza were “an explicit and official acknowledgment of the enemy’s possession of nuclear weapons,” and “a confirmation of the Zionist legacy of committing massacres.” (ILKHA)