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Hamas launched a deadly attack on Israel last Saturday, one that will be remembered for a long time. But how did they get in and what weapons did they use?
From the discoveries so far, the Israeli authorities have found rifles, machine guns or explosives from Iraq, Libya, Russia, but also some Israeli models. The al-Aqsa Brigades entered Israeli territory using motorcycles and parachutes.
The crack in the wall
They used explosives, bulldozers and heavy equipment to breach the border wall. Videos of the operation revealed its simplicity. We do not know if the infiltration also happened through tunnels, as none have been discovered at the moment. While small drones destroyed observation towers and a tank.
Guns
They used everything. Rifles or Kalashnikovs issued from Middle Eastern depots. Clandestine tunnels, the black market, Allied supplies (albeit complex) have guaranteed a sufficient supply. The machine guns are of 50 mm caliber of "Soviet" design, present in all recent conflicts in the region.
Experts have discovered the presence of Iranian mines, Chinese material and North Korean anti-tanks. There are many grenades, some "artisan" made in the Belt, as well as special charges - EFP - to be placed on the sides of roads capable of piercing armor.
Vehicles
Testimonies and online videos show that they used motorbikes. Hamas has replicated the tactics of the Islamic State and the Sahel insurgents, who created the "jihadi cavalry".
During the raid, the militia also used pick-up trucks to transport supplies and take hostages. A reporter described one of these pickup trucks. It was a Toyota and inside there was a gas can equipped with a timer, a container to urinate so he didn't have to get out of the vehicle. In the back seat is the souvenir of the kibbutz raid: a plastic bag full of car and house keys.
The other element is the drones and they played an essential role in the attack.
missiles
In the early hours of the morning, thousands of rockets hit the entire front. Although they are missiles that do not have a fixed accuracy, in large quantities they are destructive. One of the latest "missiles" - renamed Ayyash - can reach 250 kilometers away. / Pamphlet
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