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Israeli soldiers found an assault rifle and ammunition hidden in a giant bear during an attack on a school in the Gaza Strip.
Weapons were found at a school in Gaza City in the neighborhood of Shejaia on Friday after an attack by the Israel Defense Forces and a Hamas terrorist cell in the area. Israel News said.
A video released by the IDF showed soldiers pulling the giant teddy from a pile of furniture and other items scattered around the classroom, laying it on the ground, and cutting it open.
A long gun and a gun case were hidden in the storage compartment.
The school was used for terrorist purposes by Hamas, according to the IDF.
Soldiers found several weapons hidden in classrooms at a nearby school, in bags marked “UNRWA.”
The initials stand for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, which provides aid and protection for Palestinian refugees, according to its website.
A search of the school grounds where the teddy bear was found also revealed a drain in the classroom, according to a report in the Jerusalem Post.
The investigation of the tunnel adds to the evidence that Hamas uses special places, such as hospitals and houses, as a cover for its terrorist activities, the report said.
Earlier this week, the IDF said it found one of Hamas’ largest caches of weapons in the history of its operations in Gaza near a school and a hospital.
The weapons cache contained hundreds of guns and explosives, among other weapons, according to reports.
“Who would store RPGs, anti-tank missiles, explosives, long-range missiles, grenades, and UAVs in a school and a hospital in Gaza?” asked the IDF a post on X Wednesday. “The answer: Hamas. Hamas does not hide their terrorism. Stop making excuses.”
On Saturday, Israeli warplanes continued to attack parts of the Gaza Strip on land, sea, and air.
His airstrikes hit some areas in the south where Palestinians were told to leave, according to reports.
The airstrikes came a day after the US passed a UN resolution calling for an immediate halt.
The Security Council’s vote was 13-1, with the British Government not able to.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said on Friday that Gaza is in a “broken state” with its aid on the brink, and some Arab countries expressed the very unhappy with the US veto.
Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian Authority, which the United States says is a possible authority after the war for Gaza, said the veto was a “sign of shame that will follow the United States for many years.”
As the war enters its third month, the death toll in Gaza is more than 17,400, according to the Health Ministry of Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
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Their counts do not exclude civilian and military casualties.
More than 1,200 Israelis were tortured and killed in a terrorist attack by Hamas in southern Israel on October 7.
The IDF on Saturday announced the death of five Israeli soldiers, including four who died in the fighting in southern Gaza and one who died of wounds suffered on October 7. , bringing the total since the start of the war to 97.