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Friday September 27th 2024 I, I'm Eben Brown. An Israeli hospital close to the line of

fire of Hezbollah protects its patients far beneath the Israeli soil. It's a

modern miracle of medicine and of defense.

In the underground hospital, which is the biggest underground

hospital in the world, we have 2,000 beds and we have extra another 300 beds. So we have capabilities of protection for 2,300 pets.

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get your podcasts perhaps the most egregious abuse of the safety afforded to hospitals in times of war

is when fighters use them to hide themselves and their weapons when they use them to

launch attacks and to torture hostages.

That's what Hamas did.

Only in the past year has the world learned of medical centers in Gaza like al-Shifa.

And then they learned that deep dank tunnels underneath housed firearms, rockets and launchers,

and at some point Israelis stolen from their homes on October 7th of last year and brutalized under a complex disguised as a place for healing.

But in the northern Israeli city of Haifa, often known as a quiet and picturesque coastal

enclave with a mixed population,

another hospital has built facilities underground.

For most of the time, it's a multi-level subterranean parking deck,

not unlike the ones in US cities at malls and airports and skyscrapers, but when the word is given,

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