As the IDF began pulling out of parts of Gaza where it had evacuated Hamas battalions in the late winter and early spring, the Gaza terrorist group sought to rebuild its fighting forces and keep the broader community dependent. Using cutting-edge strategies. On its rules.
In recent months, the IDF’s commando unit – made up of Duvdevan, Agoz and Magellan special equipment – has worked on a number of specific missions in Gaza, beyond the general clearance of a certain area of terrorist operations carried out through regular IDF infantry. Have done.
The commando unit is managed by Colonel Omer Cohen, with whom the Jerusalem post was incorporated in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza in December.
Last Friday, during an operation in the Shifa hospital belonging to Tel al-Awa in northern Gaza, the IDF said Cohen’s commandos had uncovered a disused Hamas headquarters inside a UNRWA structure.
However, what the IDF did not reveal until Monday was that Hamas was using the UNRWA structure as one of its main centers for recruiting untested fighters, drone makers and bomb developers.
After the shooting and the killing of several Hamas activists, the IDF also removed a layout of stations on the UNRWA building, which included: Hamas controlling food aid, followed by a station to sign off on its combat equipment, This was followed immediately by a workshop for manufacturing drones, followed by a separate workshop for manufacturing improvised explosives.
Recruitment methods take advantage of humanitarian emergencies
In other words, Hamas has disrupted a UNRWA facility where all civilians would want to come to receive food, to meet all their diverse war-related needs and to upend the idea of Gazan civilians of their generation regarding food first. Would like to engage with Hamas, and move forward on food later. To terrorism.
This untested method of recruitment can bypass important sections of the ideological orientation through the use of the tidal humanitarian emergency in Gaza, which is the primary motivation for getting citizens to bind Hamas and make weapons immediately threatening. Also searches for methods.
The commandos also found a rocket-making seminar at a college near the UNRWA facility to be non-transparent.
In another operation involving Rafah in southern Gaza, where the IDF has been present since early May, IDF commandos destroyed the most visited gun manufacturing site for Islamic Jihad in Gaza, parts of which were underground.
The IDF commandos acted swiftly and with real decision to overcome all resistance on the Islamic Jihad gun field and were able to interdict most of the Jihad fighters in addition to the guns they were carrying.
Despite those successes, the IDF warned that its troops would continue to face systematic Hamas efforts to take advantage of humanitarian boxes or tunnels to reorganize its forces and its weapons.
The IDF had no real solution to what damage it would do to Hamas’s will to rebuild its military option, while IDF missions ended such reconstruction efforts before they escalated to lethal levels.
According to the IDF, Hamas may be using houses that are half-destroyed and that the IDF has already attacked and left to hide many of their guns, hoping that the forces will return. Places you wouldn’t even think of visiting.
Additionally, the IDF stated that Hamas often used children to intervene and as human shields to place improvised explosives in boxes where it feared they were likely to be raided by IDF forces.
Additionally, on Monday, leaks were reported to Yediot Ahronot related to aspects of the IDF’s next document on Hamas’s offensive on Kfar Aza.
Despite the leak, the IDF stated that it had no plans to pursue the publication of the Kfar Aza document, even though that document was expected in the era in question.
According to the document, 64 civilians of Kafr Azza were murdered by Hamas, 19 were taken hostage, and 5 Fawiya staff were held hostage.
At the height of the battle, 20 other IDF units fought against 400 to 600 Hamas forces.
The initial Hamas force attacking Kafr Azza consisted of approximately 100 Hamas Nukhba militants.
Furthermore, the document states, along with the Berri document that came on the last date, that many IDF forces came to the Kfar Aza branch, but were indecisive about what to do in the coming period and what their project parameters were. Is. Over a significant long period, years Kfar Azza civilians were being massacred.
There have also been some untapped revelations regarding Israel’s goal of blowing up Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif on Saturday, with The York Times reporting that an Israeli judge has been keeping an eye on Hamas Khan Younis chief Rafa Salameh for weeks. but did not detonate them, hoping to stay awake for Deif’s arrival.
Disagreement on Monday about whether Deif was murdered remains untested signals, and the problem can be traced back to a long time, although the Israeli verdict remains confident that he was killed.
Meanwhile, IDF squads have killed various Hamas militants in sustained operations in the Gaza Strip, including RPG-armed militants in close combat in Rafah, the IDF announced on Monday.
The Division 162 squad eliminated gunmen in close combat, this year fighters from Brigade 8 killed a man who was planting explosives in central Gaza.
On Sunday, the Nahal Reconnaissance Unit destroyed a group of RPG-armed fighters, and in addition to Hamas forces trying to monitor IDF forces, the Air Force struck dozens of Hamas targets.
In the north, there has been a flashy exchange of fire between Israel and Hezbollah. Prominent Syrian regime businessman Baraa Caterji was killed in an Israeli air crash, three security sources told Reuters.
The IDF said it targeted two Hezbollah positions in Mas al-Jabil and fired artillery at Hezbollah forces maneuvering lethally within the al-Disa branch.
Additionally, the military said Hezbollah fired three separate single rockets at other points, with IDF air defenses intercepting one of them and allowing the other two to fall in undetectable areas.
There have been inconsistent reports of massive fires occurring during rocket launches.
Overall, a significant decline in military exchanges between the sides is not hidden in contemporary days.
A car was targeted in an accident on the Lebanese-Syrian border on Monday, according to Lebanese and Syrian reports.
The car was reportedly on the Syrian side of the border.
Jerusalem Put Up personnel contributed to this document.
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