Gaza's hidden arsenal
Israeli forces uncover a vast weapons production site in Gaza, unveiling a hidden arsenal.
A Strategic Response
Aiming to dismantle threats and restore security, Israeli soldiers took control of Hamas's Bureij Battalion headquarters which included a massive underground weapons manufacturing facility.
Long-range missile production
Underground workshops were dedicated to producing long-range missiles, posing a threat to northern Israel. Workshops also replicated standard munitions like mortar shells, expanding the range of weaponry.
Exclusive access
Israeli military takes reporters to the site in the Bureij area, a focal point of recent conflicts.
Workshop Discoveries and Missile Arsenal
Metal tubes, components, and shell casings stacked in an above-ground workshop area. Long metal racks holding missiles are revealed, with an elevator leading to an intricate tunnel system.
Tactical insight
Chief military spokesman explains the process: rockets are assembled in a secure place, then transported.
Underground connection
Connected by underground shafts, the workshops link to a tunnel network for efficient weapons distribution.
Many more underground production
The soldiers also located many other underground production facilities used for the manufacturing of long-range rockets, explosives and accuracy enhancers for Hamas's mortar shells, light weapons and UAVs. Additionally, the forces killed dozens of terrorists in the area.