These situations are always more complicated the deeper you go. Hamas terrorists are also civilians, with families, with children, with other jobs and civilian related businesses. For UN workers on the ground who have been living in Gaza, they see that side and likely aren't privy to their after hours involvement in the terrorist wing. Some people think that every Hamas militant has that as their full time job and it is easy to make the distinction between civilians, civilian infrastructure, and so on, but it isn't. They are woven into the society at the street level so much so that they can easily be employed by mainstream organizations and agencies.
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