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Israel-Gaza War: IDF Releases ‘Raw Footage’ of Hamas Underground Weapons Factory | Watch

Israel-Gaza War: IDF Releases ‘Raw Footage’ of Hamas Underground Weapons Factory | Watch

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Sunday released raw footage of an underground Hamas weapons factory that was discovered and dismantled in the center Gaza.

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In a post on X, the IDF wrote: “UNSELECTED VESSELS of an underground weapons factory that was located and dismantled in central Gaza. See for yourself what Hamas hides under the civilian population in Gaza.”

Meanwhile, Israel confirmed the killing of Jaafar Hader Fawr, the commander of the missile system of Nasser’s unit, in the Jowaya region of southern Lebanon.

Sharing the post on X, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) wrote: “Hezbollah’s Nasser unit missile launcher commander Jaafar Hader Fawr has been eliminated in the Jowaya area of ​​southern Lebanon.”

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According to the IDF, Faur is reportedly responsible for numerous devastating rocket attacks on Israeli territory, including the tragic deaths of Israeli civilians from Kibbutz Ortal and 12 children in Majdal Shams, as well as five civilians in Metula.

“Faur was responsible for numerous rocket attacks on the Golan, including an attack that killed Israeli civilians from Kibbutz Ortal, an attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 children and wounded many, and a rocket attack on Metula last Thursday that killed 5 civilians,” the IDF reported.

Fawr’s command also oversaw terrorist attacks from eastern Lebanon that began on October 8 and targeted Israeli territory.

“In addition, Faur was responsible for the terrorist attacks carried out from eastern Lebanon, from where, under his command, the first rocket launches were fired towards Israeli territory on October 8,” the IDF added.

According to a report by the Times of Israel, the Hezbollah official, identified as Imad Amhaz, was captured during the raid about 140 kilometers (87 miles) north of Israel’s maritime border with Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that the US Navy amphibious assault unit Shayetet 13 took part in the operation.

The IDF considered Amhaz “an important source of information” regarding Hezbollah’s naval capabilities. He is currently in Israeli custody and being questioned by Unit 504, the Office of Military Intelligence (HUMINT)’s specialized intelligence branch that focuses on Hezbollah’s maritime operations.