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Ladybbird · 17-01-24, 15:38

Brave IDF WAR Dog Finds Hamas Weapons -Four Other Oketz Dogs Fall in Battle Against Hamas Terrorists in Gaza

The dogs were critical in uncovering Hamas's concealed abuse of the Turkish, Rantisi, and Shifa hospitals.

Daily Mail 17 JAN 2024

The IDF targeted Hamas terrorists in Khan Younis in southern Gaza with heavy gun fire as the war with Hamas reaches 100 days since the October 7th attacks.

Kfir Brigades entered a building through holes in the exterior wall and used dogs from the Oketz Unit to search for terrorists. During their operation they discovered motors and ammunition.

Sunday marked one hundred days after Hamas gunmen broke out of Gaza to launch the deadliest attack in Israel's history, killing more than 1,200 and kidnapping 240 others into Gaza, mostly civilians.

The IDF’s Oketz Unit, whose combat soldiers operate with specially trained dogs for missions in counter-terrorism, search and rescue, and other purposes, has succeeded during the war with Hamas in finding dozens of bombs and many other Hamas weapons, locating terrorist hideouts and ambushes, and helping to recover the bodies of murdered hostages Yehudit Weiss and Noa Marciano.

More specifically, the canine unit was critical in uncovering Hamas’s concealed abuse of the Turkish, Rantisi, and Shifa hospitals.

A senior IDF official described Oketz (Sting) entering the hospitals with other Special Forces units, like Maglan. In the Turkish hospital, they found two large bombs, one on the way into the hospital and one inside a vehicle in between two of the hospital buildings.

After a dog signaled that it had found explosives in the car, the IDF used a Zik drone to destroy the car safely without harming any troops.

At Rantisi, a dog named Denver found a bomb which also contained extensive bullets and shrapnel. Near Shifa, the dogs helped find the bodies of Weiss and Marciano and other items connected to dead hostages. Another dog found a bomb in Shifa’s physical therapy department.

Generally, Oketz found Hamas weapons stashed everywhere, from medical machines, to medicine cabinets and patients’ beds.

Four Oketz Dogs Killed in Action in Gaza

Four Oketz dogs have died in action in Gaza and another in fighting before the invasion. One dog named Ghandi died three days ago, after saving the lives of several soldiers.

The Oketz soldiers had sent the dog into a multi-story building. The first and second floors were found to be clean of threats, but on the third floor, terrorists ambushed the dog, thinking it was a soldier.

This exposed their position and allowed the IDF to direct significant firepower to the third floor, killing the terrorists.

The dog sacrificed its life to save the soldiers, who would have been ambushed – one of many such cases.

Despite the dog’s sacrifice, Oketz lost an officer in combat, Maj. Aryeh Tziring, and 14 other soldiers have been wounded so far.

A senior IDF officer also singled out the female soldiers in the canine unit for risking their lives and distinguishing themselves in combat situations.

Oketz also operates on the northern border and in the West Bank, especially Tulkarm.

IDF Oketz dogs on operations in the Gaza Strip

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,648 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Brave IDF WAR Dog Finds Hamas Weapons -Four Other Dogs Fall in Battle Brave IDF WAR Dog Finds Hamas Weapons -Four Other Oketz Dogs Fall in Battle Against Hamas Terrorists in Gaza The dogs were critical in uncovering Hamas's concealed abuse of the Turkish, Rantisi, and Shifa hospitals. Daily Mail 17 JAN 2024 The IDF targeted Hamas terrorists in Khan Younis in southern Gaza with heavy gun fire as the war with Hamas reaches 100 days since the October 7th attacks. Kfir Brigades entered a building through holes in the exterior wall and used dogs from the Oketz Unit to search for terrorists. During their operation they discovered motors and ammunition. Sunday marked one hundred days after Hamas gunmen broke out of Gaza to launch the deadliest attack in Israel's history, killing more than 1,200 and kidnapping 240 others into Gaza, mostly civilians. The IDF’s Oketz Unit, whose combat soldiers operate with specially trained dogs for missions in counter-terrorism, search and rescue, and other purposes, has succeeded during the war with Hamas in finding dozens of bombs and many other Hamas weapons, locating terrorist hideouts and ambushes, and helping to recover the bodies of murdered hostages Yehudit Weiss and Noa Marciano. More specifically, the canine unit was critical in uncovering Hamas’s concealed abuse of the Turkish, Rantisi, and Shifa hospitals. A senior IDF official described Oketz (Sting) entering the hospitals with other Special Forces units, like Maglan. In the Turkish hospital, they found two large bombs, one on the way into the hospital and one inside a vehicle in between two of the hospital buildings. After a dog signaled that it had found explosives in the car, the IDF used a Zik drone to destroy the car safely without harming any troops. At Rantisi, a dog named Denver found a bomb which also contained extensive bullets and shrapnel. Near Shifa, the dogs helped find the bodies of Weiss and Marciano and other items connected to dead hostages. Another dog found a bomb in Shifa’s physical therapy department. Generally, Oketz found Hamas weapons stashed everywhere, from medical machines, to medicine cabinets and patients’ beds. Four Oketz Dogs Killed in Action in Gaza Four Oketz dogs have died in action in Gaza and another in fighting before the invasion. One dog named Ghandi died three days ago, after saving the lives of several soldiers. The Oketz soldiers had sent the dog into a multi-story building. The first and second floors were found to be clean of threats, but on the third floor, terrorists ambushed the dog, thinking it was a soldier. This exposed their position and allowed the IDF to direct significant firepower to the third floor, killing the terrorists. The dog sacrificed its life to save the soldiers, who would have been ambushed – one of many such cases. Despite the dog’s sacrifice, Oketz lost an officer in combat, Maj. Aryeh Tziring, and 14 other soldiers have been wounded so far. A senior IDF officer also singled out the female soldiers in the canine unit for risking their lives and distinguishing themselves in combat situations. Oketz also operates on the northern border and in the West Bank, especially Tulkarm. IDF Oketz dogs on operations in the Gaza Strip Brave IDF war dog Mikey has ‘miracle’ recovery after being hit by Hamas grenade

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