Elisha ben Kimon, 07.07.23 [...].
Neutralization of a car bomb that was prepared for an attack in the heart of Israel, the rocket that was found on the floor of the house, and exclusive documentation of the explosion of tunnels in the refugee camp. The elite unit and the engineering forces were a central part of the current operation and faced new-old challenges: "The enemy has stepped up, the amount of weapons destroyed is unimaginable" [...]
200 explosive charges, some of which are ready for use. The captured explosives laboratory (photo: IDF spokesman) "Imagine the back of a one-story building, the back of which was a tin structure on both sides. We went inside and identified close to 200 charges. Some ready to go, some in preparation. This is the largest sabotage laboratory found. "In the building across the street we found exactly the same charges in backpacks, ready for operation, and then you realize that the laboratory we were in earlier was actually the main manufacturer of the charges," explained Lt. Col. E. "After the fighting, we identified exactly the same charges in backpacks that were ready for operation. These are small charges, like hand grenades, which can be used both on our forces and in the rear."
- How do you handle 200 loads in the heart of a crowded refugee camp?...
