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| 646th Brigade operating in Gaza Strip |
Well, folks, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) just dropped a bombshell update [no pun intended] on their latest operations in the Gaza Strip, and it’s a doozy.
On Sunday, the IDF announced that the 646th Reservist Brigade has been playing whack-a-mole with Hamasshole infrastructure over the past three months, taking down a major terror tunnel and hundreds of terrorist sites across multiple hotspots. We're talking Netzarim corridor, Shuja'iyya, Daraj Tuffah, and Beit Hanoun, basically, anywhere Hamas thought they could hide their toys.
Operating under the 99th Division, these troops weren’t just sightseeing. They went full scorched-earth on "military structures, weapons caches, and firing and observation positions used by terrorist organizations," according to the IDF. Oh, and let’s not forget the cherry on top: a 500-meter-long Hamas tunnel in Beit Hanoun, which got the elite Yahalom engineering unit’s special treatment in recent days. Badahbing! Gone.
Operating under the 99th Division, these troops weren’t just sightseeing. They went full scorched-earth on "military structures, weapons caches, and firing and observation positions used by terrorist organizations," according to the IDF. Oh, and let’s not forget the cherry on top: a 500-meter-long Hamas tunnel in Beit Hanoun, which got the elite Yahalom engineering unit’s special treatment in recent days. Badahbing! Gone.
The IDF even released footage from inside this subterranean terror lair, and it's as creepy as you would expect. But wait, there’s more.
In what sounds like a masterclass in coordination, the IDF teamed up with the Israeli Air Force to send approximately 400 terrorists to their final virgin goat infested rendezvous. No word on whether they got a one-way ticket or just a quick exit, but either way, that’s a serious dent in Hamas' roster.
Now, this isn’t just about blowing stuff up, though the IDF’s clearly got that down to an art form. It's about dismantling the underground networks Hamas relies on to keep their reign of terror humming along. And if you’re wondering why this matters, just imagine what those 400 terrorists and their shiny tunnel might’ve been planning next. Yeah, exactly.
Now, this isn’t just about blowing stuff up, though the IDF’s clearly got that down to an art form. It's about dismantling the underground networks Hamas relies on to keep their reign of terror humming along. And if you’re wondering why this matters, just imagine what those 400 terrorists and their shiny tunnel might’ve been planning next. Yeah, exactly.
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