Elite IDF Unit in Gaza Finds Weapons Under Bed, Rocket Launcher Near School
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Elite IDF Unit in Gaza Finds Weapons Under Bed, Rocket Launcher Near School

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Israeli soldiers operating in the Gaza Strip. Photo: Reuters/IDF Handout

i24 News — The Israel Defense Forces announced that its counter-terrorism Lotar unit in the Gaza city of Khan Yunis had uncovered munitions hidden under a bed as well as a rocket launcher near a school.

The soldiers carried out targeted raids on Hamas hideouts and military strongholds, where they came across mortars with a remote control launch system underneath a bed.

During the raids, assault rifles and magazines were discovered, as seen in footage released by the military.

Footage released showed a rocket launcher that had been used in the past in a shed by a school.

The IDF said “Hamas’ systemic exploitation” of civilians clearly shows its negligence toward the people of Gaza.



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