The next time pro-Hamas activists wave their “resistance” banners on college campuses, they might want to watch 45 minutes of newly released IDF footage showing their heroes torturing Arab civilians.

The Israel Defense Forces on Sunday unveiled a trove of captured videos documenting Hamas’s systematic torture sessions at “Outpost 17,” the terror group’s infamous detention facility. The disturbing footage, dated from 2018 to 2020, was reportedly found on computers seized during an Israeli raid in March.

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In one video, a man is shown crying out in pain. Another segment shows a Hamas operative leisurely reclining in a chair with his hands behind his head as a prisoner is seen handcuffed and hanging from the ceiling beside him. A third clip shows a man brutally tied up with a red sack over his head. One of the guards is later seen strangling the man.

“The materials uncovered expose Hamas’s brutal methods for interrogating civilians, violating human rights, and systematically oppressing residents suspected of opposing the organization’s rule,” the IDF said in a statement.

“These materials reveal the Hamas terrorist organization’s methods of governing the Gaza Strip, enforcing terror, harming Gaza’s vulnerable civilians and infringing on their freedom of expression.”

Speaking to the Daily Mail, a former Israeli intelligence operative identified as Guy C revealed that Hamas’s late commander Yahya Sinwar had an obsession with rooting out Israeli collaborators.

“Some are electrocuted on electricity pylons or dragged on a chain from a vehicle until they die,” he said. “Even worse, they won’t allow the families a proper burial, and the bodies have a sign saying they were collaborating.””

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