PNN – An international affairs expert said that Hamas continues to carry out successful ambush in Gaza, despite the 18-month Zionist occupation of Gaza and the dropping of 100,000 tons of explosives on the region.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Faez Al-Duwairi, an expert on regional military and strategic issues, stated in an interview with Al Jazeera News Network that the video released by Hamas forces during the “Gates of Hell 2” combined ambush shows real-life clashes that unfolded in multiple stages of discovering, ensnaring, and fighting the Zionist forces, demonstrating the high precision of Hamas’ ambushes.
In his analysis of the video, Al-Duwairi stated that the different stages of the operation indicate the resistance’s special planning for such ambushes.
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This military expert pointed to Hamas’s combat infrastructure and emphasized that after dropping more than 100,000 tons of explosives and 18 months of occupation of Gaza by the Zionists, Hamas forces continue their combat on the ground using complex tunnel networks.
He pointed out that, according to international academic reports such as the West Point report, only 25% of Gaza’s tunnels have been discovered and identified, and emphasized that Hamas militants continue to operate in undiscovered tunnels.
He referred to the resistance tactics during the war and stated that visual surveillance, obtaining information, setting up numerous ambushes, or bombing buildings and tunnel entrances are among these tactics, which are implemented by taking advantage of the human errors of the Zionist military.
Al-Duwairi pointed to the Israeli regime’s advanced equipment to counter ambushes, including the use of trained dogs to find explosives, and emphasized that the resistance nevertheless continues to carry out successful ambushes.
Referring to the hand-to-hand clashes in Rafah, he said that the evacuation of the area between Morag and Salah al-Din Street, covering an area of ​​75 square kilometers, has allowed the Palestinian resistance to engage in direct field combat.