While thousands of people died after the attack on Israel by Hamas’s armed wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, on October 7, interesting details have come to the fore.
There is no calm in the Middle East.. Reactions to the Israeli army’s bombing of Palestine without discrimination against civilians, following the attack launched by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Hamas movement, on Israel on October 7, are increasing day after day.
British media shared eye-catching details about Hamas, which is fighting against Israel, carried out ground operations as well as air attacks, and announced it was working on a comprehensive invasion plan.
The Times, one of the most widely read newspapers in England, pointed out that there is a serious technological difference in the war between Hamas and Israel. “The war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza is a conflict between a superior military force armed with artificial intelligence and an enemy using all the proven skills of asymmetric warfare,” the article stated.
Hamas’ tactics have been said to have been successful recently, and drones have been observed to be actively used.
Hamas’s greatest strength is surprise attacks
In response, it was confirmed that Israel attacked Gaza with advanced weapons and targeting systems. Israel has reportedly struck more than 12,000 targets since October 7, and has reportedly achieved this thanks to artificial intelligence and automated tools. Israeli sources who spoke to The Times also stated that the Israeli army has been using artificial intelligence for some time.
The article stated: “On the other hand, Hamas’s biggest tactic is surprise. “The Israeli army is being repelled thanks to the hit-and-run tactic emerging from underground tunnels in Gaza.” It was also revealed that the Israeli army aims to find the entrances to the tunnels to avoid confronting Hamas with such surprise attacks.