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IDF and Shin Bet Disrupt Hamas Weapons Production in Gaza
The IDF and the Shin Bet conducted a series of strikes across the Gaza Strip over a 24-hour period, targeting and destroying military infrastructure belonging to the terrorist organization Hamas. The operations aimed to degrade the organization's capabilities and prevent its rearmament.
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What happened
- 01The IDF and the Shin Bet destroyed Hamas military infrastructure across the Gaza Strip over a 24-hour period.
- 02Targeted sites included an observation post in Daraj Tuffah, a rocket launch site in Al-Furqan, and three weapons storage facilities.
- 03The targeted warehouses contained dozens of weapons, including rockets, explosives, mortars, and Kalashnikov rifles.
- 04The military issued advance warnings to the civilian population before carrying out the strikes.
- 05Precision munitions and aerial surveillance were utilized during the operations to minimize civilian casualties.
- 06The operations were conducted to degrade the capabilities of terrorist organizations in Gaza and prevent them from rearming.
Among the targets destroyed was an observation post in the Daraj Tuffah area, which terrorists used to monitor and target Israeli forces. Additionally, security forces struck a rocket launch site in the Al-Furqan area, also referred to as Al-Faqra or Al-Fukran, and three weapons storage facilities located in various parts of the Strip.
According to the military, the targeted warehouses contained dozens of weapons, including rockets, explosives, mortars, Kalashnikov rifles, and other combat equipment. Prior to conducting the strikes, the IDF issued advance warnings to the civilian population and utilized precision munitions and aerial surveillance to minimize the risk of civilian casualties.
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- Centre4
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