Al-Qassam’s Tactical Blueprint for “Al-Aqsa Deluge” Revealed
Watan – The military media of the Al-Qassam Brigades has unveiled a video that offers a rare insight into the rigorous training exercises of their engineering corps. This footage underscores their strategic preparations for the “Al-Aqsa Deluge” operation, detailing techniques devised to breach and neutralize the border fence.
As documented by “Watan”, the video showcases members of the engineering corps as they simulate the detonation of a barbed-wire barrier, evocative of the fortifications established by the Israeli forces. The climax of the video captures the precise moment the engineering team breaches the border fence using specially crafted explosives, subsequently facilitating the ingress of elite forces on motorcycles into a designated target zone.
Further segments of the video delineate the elite forces’ drills, emphasizing their agility in navigating the remnants of the detonated border fence, utilizing both motorcycles and quad bikes.
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It’s worth noting that during the initial phase of the “Al-Aqsa Deluge” operation, the resistance succeeded in creating over 80 breaches in the security fence that delineates Gaza from the occupied territories. This facilitated the ingress of elite units, bolstered by vehicular and motorcycle support, into settlements and military outposts. This was executed in tandem with missile barrages and the strategic deployment of paratroopers behind adversarial lines.
A Masterclass in Strategic Subterfuge
The Reuters news agency has illuminated a meticulously orchestrated campaign of strategic subterfuge by Hamas and its military wing in their formidable assault on Israel. This stratagem enabled a force, replete with bulldozers, gliders, and motorcycles, to challenge and confound the preeminent military force in the Middle East.
The agency’s report elucidates that the assault on Saturday, marking the most significant breach of Israel’s defenses since the Arab armies’ offensive in 1973, was the culmination of two years of covert operations and subterfuge by Hamas. This involved clandestinely refining their military strategies while concurrently convincing Israel of their reluctance to engage in combat.
A confidant of Hamas disclosed to the agency that while Israel was under the impression that it had neutralized Hamas by proffering economic incentives to the workforce in Gaza, the group’s militants were openly honing their combat skills. In a particularly audacious move, Hamas erected a simulated Israeli settlement within Gaza, where they conducted military drills, even capturing segments of these exercises on film.
