During a two-week mission, paratrooper reconnaissance soldiers engaged in face-to-face combat with terrorists, destroyed combat zones, and neutralized booby-trapped buildings.
The comedic scene from the Mel Brooks classic explains why the IDF can miss Hamas tunnels after heavy operations and thus, need to reinvade.
The IDF stated that prior to the strike, they carried out steps to mitigate risk to civilian harm, including the use of precise aerial surveillance and intelligence.
The finding of the game indicates the teaching and encouragement of terrorism to young children. In additional searches in the area, the soldiers also located many weapons in residential buildings.
Soldiers raided the office of the Commander of Rocket and Missile Fire in Hamas's Rafah Brigade, and found numerous tunnel shafts, weaponry, and intelligence documents.
The Israeli Air Force struck the launch site that was placed inside a shelter located in the humanitarian zone. Additionally, IDF troops escalate operations in Rafah.
Even if Hamas saw most of its 24 battalions shattered and saw losses mount to include between half and two-thirds of its October 7 manpower, the group has clearly not been shocked into defeat.