The BBC goes inside the Al-Shifa hospital, which the IDF have occupied and searched for 24 hours. No tunnels, instead;
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67436154
"three small stashes of Kalashnikovs, ammunition and bullet-proof vests - he says they have found around 15 guns in all, along with some grenades."
They could have been left there by injured Hamas seeking treatment. So much for the hospital being used as a shield to mount attacks on Israel and to hide a Hamas control centre.
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It's still hard to know exactly what is going on inside Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, but here's a look at the reported developments over the last few hours:
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) says its operation inside the hospital is continuing, with soldiers "proceeding one building at a time, searching each floor"
A journalist inside Al-Shifa earlier told the BBC that "soldiers are everywhere, shooting in all directions"
Before his phone line cut off, he also said armoured bulldozers had been brought in
The IDF first entered the hospital on Wednesday. Last night, it showed the BBC what it said were Hamas weapons and other assets found during the raid
This afternoon, the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza said Israeli forces had destroyed some departments at the hospital
The head of the facility said it had now run out of oxygen and patients were "screaming from thirst"
Israel has repeatedly accused Hamas of housing a major base underneath Al-Shifa hospital - a claim that Hamas denies
The BBC has not been able to independently verify today's developments. This all comes amid a major connectivity outage across the Gaza Strip, according to several communications companies in the Palestinian territory