Hamas’s shocking plan to desecrate the graves of British soldiers in Gaza has been uncovered in a document obtained by the Daily Telegraph. The terrorists intended to remove the bodies of soldiers from both World War 1 and World War 2, as well as over 3,000 Commonwealth soldiers buried in Gaza, in order to blackmail the British government.
The document, linked to Hamas leaders Mohammed Deif and Yahya Sinwar, was found in a Hamas compound in January. It outlined a scheme to demand the relocation of the British embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, threatening to return the bodies only in exchange for a hefty cash payment.
Although the document dates back to 2022, the threat remains as the Commonwealth cemeteries in Gaza are still under Hamas control. Israeli officials warn that Hamas may resort to such tactics in the future to influence political decisions.
This brazen plan has sparked outrage and concern, as it reveals the extreme lengths to which Hamas is willing to go for their agenda. The validity of the document has been questioned, but its implications are chilling and cannot be ignored.