WATCH: How Shin Bet snatched a top Hamas security chief in Gaza
Shin Bet operatives, working with anti-Hamas forces, carried out a daring daylight raid deep inside Gaza to capture a senior Hamas internal security chief in a covert operation.
Shin Bet operatives, working with anti-Hamas forces, carried out a daring daylight raid deep inside Gaza to capture a senior Hamas internal security chief in a covert operation.
Since the start of the ceasefire, IDF forces have neutralized over 26 kilometers of underground tunnels east of the Yellow Line in Gaza—including a kilometer-long route just destroyed troops in northern Gaza.
Despite the American opposition the Israeli campaign went ahead and succeeded far beyond expectations – freeing all 250 hostages, destroying all of the Hamas leadership (including Sinwar) and the IDF takeover of over 65% of the Gaza strip.
The IDF eliminated Hamas commander Omar Mohammed Roshdy Saraj, responsible for supplying the terror group weapons and another terrorist in a Gaza City strike, citing systematic ceasefire violations.
Over the weekend, the IDF eliminated several Hamas terrorists who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7 and took part in the massacre, as they worked to rebuild the terror group’s capabilities.
Across six sites in Gaza, the IDF struck five Hamas weapons storage depots housing grenades, rockets, and other ammunition, along with a rocket launcher.
IDF Paratroopers Brigade forces, under the Gaza Division and Division 99, spent three months defending and clearing Gaza’s Yellow Line area of terror infrastructure. They
Both tunnels, measuring 2 kilometers total, with one shaft in central Gaza and the other in southern Gaza, were sealed by IDF forces, who continue to rid the region of underground bases and attack launchpads.
Lt. Col. H. of the IDF’s Yahalom unit describes navigating Hamas’s vast, booby-trapped tunnel networks, detailing the technical, psychological, and physical toll of underground combat and hostage recovery missions.
The IDF struck and killed the head of a Hamas terror cell in northern Gaza who was planning attacks on Israeli forces, eliminating the threat from the air.
IDF troops located and demolished an underground tunnel in southern Gaza that contained dozens of rockets as part of continued operations against Hamas terrorists.
The Spanish tourist began shouting slurs—“baby killer,” “genocide”—echoing the rhetoric that has spread globally since the war.
The IDF announced that it eliminated Hamas terrorist Mahmoud Fatair, who held Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski in Gaza and participated in numerous hostage handover ceremonies while advancing attacks against IDF forces in the Strip.
The group is classifying these individual firearms as exempt, private property rather than organizational assets.
Over the weekend, the IDF struck several weapons caches hidden across the Gaza Strip while also eliminating multiple terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre, hostage holding, and efforts to advance attacks against IDF troops in the Strip.
In northern Gaza, the IDF continues to destroy Hamas’s underground infrastructure, demolishing this hundreds of meters long tunnel used by Hamas during the war.
He notes that the distance from the seam line to the beach in the Netanya area is only 14 kilometers, which allows an invading force to cut the State of Israel in half in a very short time.
The IDF eliminated Muhannad Asaad Mahmoud Abu Ghazal, head of the Nukhba squad that raided the Kisufim area during the October 7 massacre, in a strike in central Gaza.
The Israeli Air Force struck Hamas weapon depots, manufacturing sites, and tunnels across Gaza, accusing the terror group of trying to rebuild its military capabilities.
This system involves coordinated groups of mini-aerial drones that function as a networked unit, sharing data in real time to map the layout configurations of hostile structures and detonate booby traps before soldiers enter.
