Nukhba forces

He is suspected of online contact with a hostile entity and performing tasks for payment, reportedly acting as a security guard at a youth boarding school and providing intelligence on its security arrangements to an Iranian handler.

In Gaza, the IDF and ISA have revealed that Izz al-Din Bikk, commander of Hamas Northern Gaza Brigade and a founder of the Nukbah forces, was eliminated earlier this week.

Investigations show Bikk commanded the captivity of Israeli hostages throughout the war and had commanded and participated in the October seventh infiltration into Israeli territory.

He also advanced and financed numerous attacks against Israeli civilians.

Because again, this is one of the most significant things about Fauda, you know, showing the conflict mo- from both sides.

At the end of the day after October 7th, we understood that you cannot go deep into the heart of a Nukba murderer terrorist that was part of the, of this terrible massacre that took place on October 7th.

And, you know, understanding his reasons and motivation, it's not about that.

But what we did is a kind of another trick, meaning during the plot of, uh, all the other nine episodes, while we do follow the other side, which are Europeans, European-- white Europeans that are being kind of tricked or dragged by Hamas' people, by Hamas' propaganda, and are joining Hamas in their terrorist activities.

We say something b- people, other people believe if they are not ...

That the bi- baby who was born today will be a Nukhba when he's grown up, so we have to kill him as a baby.

Before we start, a quick question.

How did you actually end up here watching this? Who or what put this interview in front of you? Hold on to that, because by the end of this intro, it's going to matter more than you think.

Uh, it's maybe the opposite.

To tell, to say that Gaza Strip are Amalek, which is used in many ways and in Channel advisor, the fourteen, is, um, a, a very, uh, bad use of the idea of Amalek because you cannot say about...

You can say awful thing about, uh, the Nukhba, the, the seventh of November massacre, of October massacre, et cetera.

You have to fight them.

Now, you say that to Israelis after October 7, after we heard that 20,000 Gazans would... would solve the economic predicament and are only a first step.

And we now know that these spied on all the settlements, all the towns around Gaza in the Gaza envelope and supplied intelligence to the Nukhba terrorists who invaded Israel on October 7.

And here is Guy D. Eisenkot.

wanting to repeat the same mistake.

This move follows a CNN report alleging Iran used criminal gangs within Sweden to target Israeli and Jewish interests through shootings and attempted bombings.

Turning to Gaza, the IDF confirmed the killing of Jihad Sami Mahmoud Ismail, a Nukhba commander identified as a participant in the October seventh massacre.

The military stated Ismail was involved in the killing of Captain Omer Neutra, Staff Sergeant Oz Daniel, and Sergeant Shaykht Dahan, and the abduction of their remains, as well as Sergeant Nimrod Cohen, into Gaza.

He was also reported to have participated in multiple ambushes against Israeli soldiers during the war.

They had done a phone call.

The Nuhba terrorists.

And the ones in Ofakim had called their friend in Azan and said, don't come to Ofakim because there's a strong resistance.

Our boys did that.

Do you know El Azari? So al-Azari, the boy, went to fight terrorists with two rocks in his hands, and he was killed.

And I spoke to his father, and he said, his father told me that the army played a recording that the Hamas had.

They had done a phone call, the Nuhba terrorists, and the ones in Ofakim had called their friends in Gaza and said, don't come to Ofakim because there's a strong resistance.

Our boys did that.

How the new Nili operates is like this.

At first, most of its efforts went to creating a database of the Hamas and Islamic Jihad commanders who planned and oversaw the attack, the members of Hamas's commando Nukhba force and other Hamas units who actually carried out the attacks, the unconscripted and untrained Gazans who crossed the border after the fence was knocked down and killed, raped, abducted, and looted, and the Gazans who guarded, interrogated, tortured, or abused Israeli hostages once they were back in Gaza.

They made this database by scrutinizing GoPro footage taken from attackers who were captured or killed, videos that Hamas posted on social media or from WhatsApp or Telegram messages of attackers, videos captured by Israelis, mostly found in the pockets or hands of victims, testimonies of Israelis who survived October 7th and have released hostages, intelligence from agents inside Gaza, and information gathered by interrogating Gazan prisoners in Israel.

AI has been a big part of analyzing all these pictures and other information and translating mountains of raw data into a single list of names.

Once a name is on the list, specially trained Nili members conduct what is called pattern of life surveillance using all sorts of sources, mostly digital, to figure out where that person lives, shops, prays, when and where he travels, who he meets up with, and so on, with the goal of figuring out when he is most vulnerable to attack by dropping bombs from planes or by drones or by commando soldiers.

Lately, despite the ostensible ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza, the Nili unit has continued to hunt down people on its list.

Last week, an Israeli airstrike in Jabalia killed Nukhba commanders named Abed Al-Fath Abu Al-Aish and Raid Adil Muhammad Aliyan.

This week, IDF soldiers captured in Gaza City Mowain Al-Arabid, the head of Hamas's internal security operation, and they killed a Nukhba company commander named Muhammad Mahmoud Marshad Al-Qadi.