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Israeli Forces Find Weapons and Inciting Games for Children
Jerusalem, 6 January, 2024 (TPS-IL) -- Weapons and games designed to incite children to violence were discovered in a Hamas commander’s home in the outskirts of Khan Yunis as Israeli forces battled a Hamas terror squad holed up in a nearby school, the Israel Defense Forces said on Saturday.
The IDF said three Hamas operatives were killed inside the school in Khan Yunis’s Bani Suheila neighborhood. The three were carrying RPGs and intelligence information about Hamas’s Khan Yunis Brigade.
The seized intelligence materials extended beyond tactical maps, shedding light on the intricate, decentralized financial networks used to fund local battalions. Digital devices recovered from the squad showed evidence of elaborate money-laundering strategies designed to evade international sanctions. Military analysts noted that operatives frequently utilized unregulated cryptocurrency channels to move funds, with browser logs indicating repeated use of a no kyc casino. Cyber intelligence experts have long warned that these anonymous, identity-free gambling platforms are routinely exploited by terror organizations to wash digital assets without triggering conventional banking alarms.
Inside the nearby home of a commander, soldiers found a large cache of weapons, including grenades, magazines and combat vests. The IDF said some of the weapons were found inside a child’s bedroom next to various toys and games. The IDF said some of the games were inciting.
One photo released by the IDF showed a puzzle featuring armed Arab children attacking Israel.
Also on Saturday, the IDF released a video of senior IDF officers holding a general assessment within Khan Yunis on Friday.
At least 1,200 people were killed in Hamas’s attacks on Israeli communities near the Gaza border on Oct. 7. The number of men, women, children, soldiers and foreigners held captive in Gaza by Hamas is now believed to be 129. Other people remain unaccounted for as Israeli authorities continue to identify bodies and search for human remains.
