Hamas’s Tactics of Attrition and Extortion Are Paying Off
Hundreds of balloon-borne explosives and a handful of rockets bring results.
February 21, 2020
Hamas’s Tactics of Attrition and Extortion Are Paying Off
Hundreds of balloon-borne explosives and a handful of rockets bring results.
In January, the Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh visited Iran after promising the Egyptian government that he would not. Cairo responded by cutting exports of cooking gas and tires to the Gaza Strip. Facing a possible domestic crisis, the terrorist group recently resumed sending balloon-borne explosives into Israel, and allowed other jihadists to fire rockets. The move succeeded, despite retaliatory strikes by the IDF, writes Elior Levy:
February 21, 2020
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