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Ongoing Story· Day 42

IDF, Shin Bet Dismantle Gaza Weapons Sites Used by Hamas

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DavarSecurity

IDF and Shin Bet Destroy Hamas Weapons Caches in Gaza Strikes

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Hebrew · Sole source

The IDF and Shin Bet announced Tuesday the destruction of three Hamas weapons storage facilities in Gaza. The strikes, which occurred last Thursday, targeted caches containing dozens of weapons including RPGs and rockets. Prior warnings were issued to civilians, and precision munitions were used to limit collateral damage.

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  • The IDF and Shin Bet destroyed three Hamas weapons storage facilities in Gaza.
  • The strikes occurred last Thursday and targeted dozens of weapons.
  • Weapons included RPGs, rockets, and Kalashnikov rifles.
  • Prior warnings were issued to the civilian population before the attacks.
  • Precision munitions and aerial surveillance were used to minimize civilian risk.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Shin Bet security agency announced on Tuesday the destruction of three Hamas weapons storage facilities located throughout the Gaza Strip. According to their joint statement, the strikes took place last Thursday. The facilities reportedly contained dozens of weapons, including RPGs, launchers, rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, and other combat equipment. The IDF and Shin Bet stated that prior warnings were issued to the civilian population before the attacks, and that precision munitions and aerial surveillance were employed to minimize the risk to civilians.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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