GRAPHIC: Harrowing Footage Exposes Hamas Violence Against Resisters | WATCH
This is as bad as anything M. Night Shyamalan could come up with.
TwitterA deeply unsettling video has emerged, capturing Hamas militants shooting and beating individuals who defy their authority, according to journalist Amit Segal. The footage, difficult to watch, lays bare the group’s ruthless methods to enforce compliance in the region.
Ben Yaniv, offering insight into the incident, noted its significance as a stark reminder of the challenges in establishing deterrence against the regime. The revelation unfolds against a backdrop of intensified security operations, as forces work to address ongoing threats in the area.
In northern Gaza, Division 162 troops continue to neutralize terrorists, demolish terror infrastructure, weapons caches, and underground tunnels. On Wednesday, an Israeli Air Force aircraft, guided by the 401st Brigade’s fire control unit, swiftly eliminated a terrorist cell responsible for launching rockets toward Sderot and Eviim, striking just minutes after the attack.
Over the past 24 hours, the Nahal Brigade’s combat team launched operations in northern Gaza, hitting dozens of terror targets. During one engagement, soldiers identified and neutralized a terrorist advancing toward their position. Meanwhile, Division 99 forces have been relentless in locating and destroying terror infrastructure, targeting an operational tunnel shaft and several military buildings used by militant groups in the last day.
In southern Gaza, Division 36 units, including the 188th Brigade’s combat team, uncovered a cache of weapons—rifles, pistols, magazines, and mortar bombs—in the Khan Yunis area.
Simultaneously, Gaza Division (143) forces are balancing the protection of western Negev communities with operations against terrorist groups in Rafah, where they have destroyed dozens of terror infrastructures and weapon stockpiles.
The Israeli Air Force, over the same period, conducted approximately 150 strikes across Gaza, hitting terrorists, underground networks, military structures, weapons, sniper posts, and additional terror sites.