Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) is learning and training during the war with the Israeli army, and is using more snipers and camouflage traps, while this reminds Israeli security officials of Hezbollah fighting in the security zone in Lebanon as if “there are Lebanese operations in Gaza.”
The newspaper explained – in a report written by Yoav Zaytoun – that the fighting in Gaza began to take fixed and similar patterns, and that its pace slowed for several reasons, such as the Israeli army’s fear of the presence of fighters in the areas that were combed, and its fear of friendly fire after the shock of the shooting of the three detainees held by it. Hamas” more than a week ago, and Hamas is also investigating, learning lessons, and searching for weak points in the Israeli army forces after each incident in preparation for another round of fighting.
The writer suggested that Hamas fighters fear being constantly eavesdropped on, as soldiers who inspect the bodies of the dead find in some cases that their pockets contain instructions on how to surprise the forces, from what angle they should be ambushed, and even on what date they should leave their underground hideout. .
The writer reviewed cases of the Israeli army luring fighters, which led – according to his claim – to the elimination of a number of them, before pointing out the multiplication of reports about Hamas’ use of snipers against the Israeli army, and revealing some of its weak points, explaining that the movement is constantly searching for ways to circumvent the situation. The readiness of the Israeli army against its weapons.
The Israeli army published a video clip that was found – according to the writer – in the helmet of one of the fighters, and it shows – as the writer says – that Hamas is learning to hide explosive devices and placing an explosive device in a narrow alley under a dirty towel and an egg carton, where infantry fighters cannot avoid passing by it. .
The commander of the elite brigade in the Israeli army, Brigadier General Dan Goldfus, stressed that the “Hamas” movement should not be underestimated, and called for a visit to the forces that fought in Gaza to obtain information to learn about the movement’s combat principles.
