The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Monday released footage taken from a GoPro camera found on the corpse of a Hamas terrorist, in which another terrorist disguised as a civilian fires an anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade (RPG). It is shown firing.
The IDF released footage obtained from the cameras of Hamas operatives killed by troops in the Darazi and Tufa districts of Gaza City.
It said that over the past week, Shaked Battalions of the 401st Armored Brigade and Givati Brigade have been fighting Hamas attacks. pic.twitter.com/ZPbwWgAd9n
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The IDF said in a statement:
Over the past week, the 401st Brigade has been conducting operations against Daraj Tufa Battalion in the northern Gaza Strip. The soldiers carried out targeted raids on military bases and residences of senior officials, neutralizing dozens of anti-tank missile cells.
Following information about the presence of a terrorist group in the building, Israeli Defense Force soldiers from the Shaked Battalion scanned the area and conducted a targeted raid on the location. During the operation, the soldiers encountered several terrorists and engaged in a gunfight, which ended with the soldiers killing the terrorists.
Soldiers searching the building found a camera belonging to one of the slain terrorists, which contained footage showing Hamas' methods of operation.
The Israel Defense Forces also released interrogation footage in which a Palestinian prisoner, who was once a member of Hamas, describes how Hamas forced him and other Palestinian civilians to use him as human shields.
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