IDF troops uncover child-sized suicide vests in Gaza home raid

Dozens of mortar shells, hundreds of grenades and intelligence materials also located in compound, situated near schools, a mosque and a medical clinic
Coordinated IDF airstrike on terrorists during counterterrorism activity in northern Gaza
(Video: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)

The IDF reported Sunday morning that Israeli troops have found a large weapons cache inside a civilian building in the northern Gaza Strip, also containing explosive vests fitted for children.
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Additionally, dozens of mortar shells, hundreds of grenades and intelligence materials were also located in the compound, situated near schools, a mosque and a medical clinic.
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Weapons located in the northern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the northern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the northern Gaza Strip
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
IDF airstrikes on Hamas terrorist targets in Gaza
(Video: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)

As the IDF escalates its counterterrorism operations against Hamas, Israeli forces engaged an enemy observation post, executing a precision airstrike that eliminated multiple terrorist combatants.
In Jabaliya, a joint task force comprising infantry units, close air support and artillery batteries successfully engaged and eliminated seven terrorists, while demolishing four Hamas surveillance installations.
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Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
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Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
Weapons located in the southern Gaza Strip
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
Additionally, in a surgical strike on a strategic command node in Khan Younis, IDF personnel uncovered and secured an extensive arsenal, including a significant quantity of grenades and various explosive ordnance.
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