I compiled and posted this a while back, hopefully it's useful to you. Sources from Fatah, Amnesty International, and The Palestinian Health Ministry among others are cited. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/05/gaza-palestinians-tortured-summarily-killed-by-hamas-forces-during-2014-conflict/ "As well as carrying out unlawful killings, others abducted by Hamas were subjected to torture, including severe beatings with truncheons, gun butts, hoses and wire or held in stress positions. Some were interrogated and tortured or otherwise ill-treated in a disused outpatient’s clinic within the grounds of Gaza City’s main al-Shifa hospital." https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/31/why-hamas-stores-its-weapons-inside-hospitals-mosques-and-schools/ "The Palestinian Health Ministry, run by the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, accused Hamas' security apparatus Saturday of commandeering a number of hospital wards in the Gaza Strip for the purpose of converting them into interrogation and imprisonment compounds." https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/while-israel-held-its-fire-the-militant-group-hamas-did-not/2014/07/15/116fd3d7-3c0f-4413-94a9-2ab16af1445d_story.html "'The minister was turned away before he reached the hospital, which has become a de facto headquarters for Hamas leaders, who can be seen in the hallways and offices.' Back in 2006, PBS even aired a documentary showing how gunmen roam the halls of the hospital, intimidate the staff, and deny them access to protected locations within the building—where the camera crew was obviously prohibited from filming." https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.pdf "Hamas’ most common uses of human shields include: „ Firing rockets, artillery, and mortars from or in proximity to heavily populated civilian areas, often from or near facilities which should be protected according to the Geneva Convention (e.g. schools, hospitals, or mosques)." https://www.csis.org/analysis/understanding-hamass-and-hezbollahs-uses-information-technology "Nonetheless, Hamas is skilled at fusing the activities of its military and political branches, increasing the probability that counterterrorism responses will harm civilians. Hamas-linked hospitals, for example, increase the group’s popularity among Gazans, enable it to order supplies it can siphon off for military purposes, and provide access to a pool of personnel it can vet based on performance and dedication in a legitimate activity." https://www.timesofisrael.com/finnish-tv-rockets-fired-from-gaza-hospital/ "A television reporter from the Finnish Helsingin Sanomat confirmed Friday that Hamas has been firing rockets out of the Al-Shifa Hospital." https://www.terrorism-info.org.il/en/20683/ Fatah sources reported that Hamas prepared the ground floor of the hospital’s X-ray department as a jail and interrogation facility." 2) The Salam Fayyad government’s ministry of health issued an official statement accusing Hamas’ security services of having turned medical centers into jails and interrogation facilities during Operation Cast Lead. The statement expressed the surprise of the Palestinian people and the entire world that after the IDF operation, Hamas’ security services took over the Shifa’a hospital, especially the cancer ward and the new building which was supposed to be used by specialists. According to the statement, turning the medical facilities into interrogation centers entailed removing the medical personnel, who had answered the call of the Fayyad government’s ministry of health and returned to work in view of the IDF operation in the Gaza Strip (Ma’an News Agency, February 7, 2009). 3) An article in the Italian Corriere della Sera, published on January 22, 2009, included a statement made by a Gazan named Magah al-Rahman, who said that Hamas had set up an interrogation center for Fatah prisoners in the basement of Shifa’a. He said he heard about it from Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine operatives. More on reddit.com

1: What “non-civilian areas” are there in Gaza? Lots of them. Look at a map, Gaza has tons of farmland. Also not difficult at all to designate a building to not be simultaneously used for any civilian purpose. The places not to use are residential buildings, hospitals, mosques, and schools, and yet they intentionally use just those. Gaza is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. It is seven miles by twenty five miles and has two million+ people living in it. This is very easy to disprove if you even looked at population densities anywhere else. You're just repeating false pro-Palestinian propaganda. Take Manhattan for example, Manhattan has 6 times the population density as the Gaza Strip. For Manhattan to have a population density like the Gaza Strip's, you'd have to go back to 1840 when the population of Manhattan was around 300,000. If you meant Gaza City, Manhattan has twice the population density of Gaza City, and for a similar population density you'd have to go back to 1860 when Manhattan had 800,000 people. But it's also silly to talk just about Gaza City anyway, as you can just leave the city and you're in farmland. And that's not to mention that a large portion of Manhattan is non-residential big corporate buildings. In the early 1900s, Manhattan already had more than its current population, and there were still farmland and orchards there. Where exactly are the places “not in civilian zones”? Can you tell me of an open, uninhabited/unused area in Gaza that can fit a military facility? Yes already explained above. If there is one, and a facility is formed, would Israel not just call it a “terrorist base” and strike it anyway? Absolutely. That's what war is. And Hamas knows that, which is why they don't do that. However, knowing that you can't possibly win a war does not mean your only choice is to use your own civilians' lives as a bargaining chip. Hamas knows they can't win a war with Israel if they fight fairly, so they choose to fight unfairly at a huge humanitarian cost so that they can try to blame everything on Israel and win the PR war. Israel strikes tunnels if they’re Hamas-run, which they had to create because they can’t build a military base. It did this multiple times before October 7th. Israel would never, ever accept a conventional Palestinian military base. But even tunnels don't have to be built under civilian infrastructure. They choose to build them there. And to put tunnel entrances or store arms in nearly every residential home, etc. More on reddit.com

Pro-palestinians be like : Even if hamas filmed the whole thing , it still didn't happen. More on reddit.com

Hypothetical: tomorrow, a Russian tank division shows up to the battlefield with 20 Russian civilians apiece handcuffed to the roof of each tank. The Ukrainian commander has two options: 1) hold fire unless he can think of an effective way of killing the tank without hurting anyone, in which case his position will almost certainly be overrun; or 2) open fire, knowing that all 20 will be vaporised by any hit that can kill the 4-man tank crew. If he picks option 1, the same question will be put to the defenders of Kiev, and if they pick option 1, the defenders of Warsaw, and if they pick option 1, the defenders of Paris. Do you think the Ukrainian commander is monstrous when he inevitably picks option 2? Or do you save your outrage for the Russian commander who put his own civilians in harm's way? More on reddit.com