[SDI]

It started with Palestinians claiming IDF doing another massacre in central Gaza Strip.


Turns out its a massive hostage rescue op. The four hostages Noa Argamani (26), Almog Meir Jan (21), Andrey Kozlov (27) und Shlomi Ziv (40) are alive and back in Israel. All had been abducted from Nova festival.


Shin Bet operations room during the rescue op. The female hostage and the three male ones were kept in a civilian quarter in Nuseirat at two sites. Both got raided simulteanously by IDF, Yamam and Shin Bet. Over 80 terrorists reported dead. Alot more injured. One Yamam spec ops soldier has been seriously wounded.







Vid1: Strikes in central Gaza (Nuseirat)

Vid2: Near the newly erected pier. Israeli helicopter waiting for rescued hostage Noa Arganami.

Vid3: Another strike in Nuseirat.

Vid4: Freed hostage Noa Arganami hugs her dad.

Vid5: More scene of joy.

Vid6: The chopper with 3 rescued male hostages in Israel.

[SDI]

One of the two sites which got raided. Its said on twitter that Yaman/IDF/Shin Bet force entered through the walls.



One terrorist guard dead. According to twitter he wasn't able to finish his last meal. Seemed to have happened very quickly.




Two pics from the IDF support operation (Givati Bde). They rushed in to secure the retreat. One vehicle with hostages on board got stuck along the way. Alot firepower on the ground and from the air was used to keep the terrorist populace in check.




Supporting air strike.


The Border Police officer which was reported seriously injured was pronounced dead in an Israeli hospital: Chief Insp. Arnon Zamora.


Palestinian death count surpasses 100. PA kleptocrat Muhammad Abbas urges an emergency meeting of the UNSC


Vid1: Nuseirat during rescue op.

Vid2: The furniture delivery truck, which is said to brought in the first wave of troops.

Vid3: IDF secured the drifting US pier (yesterday). Turns out it was used for the hostage rescue op^^

Vid4: Forces on their way to downtown Nuseirat

Vid5: Heli gunships over Nuseirat. Its said Hamas tried to shot them down with ground to air missiles (? Must be Strelas, I guess).

Vid6: From twitter. Nuseirat during the op. Gun sounds, explosions, bit chaos.

Vid7: IDF vid, the male hostages on their way to the chopper.

[Gogoman]

Almost like what happened at Entebbe Uganda rescue where Bibis brother Yonatan was also the leader of the rescue op and died.

[SDI]

Originally Posted by Gogoman ↗

Almost like what happened at Entebbe Uganda rescue where Bibis brother Yonatan was also the leader of the rescue op and died.

You're right. If I understood correctly, Chief Inspector Zamora was the leader of the Border Police (Magav) hostage rescue unit Yamam.

Vid1: More and more footage appearing. Hostage Noa Arganami boarding her very own rescue heli (was right next to the USN pier).

[AcademicG]

"80 'terrorists dead". I see nothing but videos of civilian casualities and kids on the internet. And here a picture of a man who was cooking, without any evidence of it being a militant, insinuated to be a 'terrorist'. What the hell? If this is true, around 100 to 120 innocent humans have been murdered to get four hostages. Hostages who would have been able to be taken to safety in peace if the hostage negotiation proposed by the CIA/US and accepted by Hamas to return ALL the hostages, would have continued. This has never been about the hostages. Otherwise the over four negotiation deals which have been on the table, would have been taken seriously.

Also notice how the hostages return safe and sound, in seeming health. The Palestinian men who have been taken hostage are POW, often come back humiliated, tortured, and traumatized.

What propaganda are we being told. Show me those terrorists. If anything, this war has shown me which side is actively lying.

[OmniJackal]

Originally Posted by AcademicG ↗

What the hell? If this is true, around 100 to 120 innocent humans have been murdered to get four hostages.

The Palestinian government killed around 1,189 innocent humans on 07 October in order to start a war.

They got a war.

[SDI]

Interesting photo. Thats one of the estates where hostages were kept. The initial rescue squad used this Mercedes Sprinter truck, loaded with furniture and other stuff you'd expect from refugees. All disguised as locals, male and female operatives, claiming to have fled from IDF's Rafah operation. As they passed the house, they shot the guard at the entrance with silenced guns. They put up ladders and climbed right from the truck on that balcony.


The house was the family seat of the renowned Gazan Al-Jamal family. The heads of the family were Dr. Ahmed Al Jamal (physican) and his son Abdallah (Al Jazeera journalist).




After they entered the building via balcony, the extraction team met Fatima Al-Jamal (36) on the staircase und killed her. Next was her husband Abdullah Al-Jamal (38) and his father Dr. Ahmed Al-Jamal (74). Dr. Al-Jamals daughter Zainab (27) was also shot. They spared all children. At the entrance and in the first floor another team killed all armed Hamas guards. Hostages then extracted towards Gaza beach. The whole Palestinian death count for this operation is now at 270, according to Hamas health ministry.

IDF now distributes these flyers everywhere. Warning Gazan families to take part in any hostage taking and...ofc... offering protection and financial rewards for any informations about israeli hostages. Guess IDF made a point. Holding Israeli hostages might lead to fatal consequences.



Vid1: Another cam view: Noa Arganami led to the chopper.

Vid2: Troop insertion into Nuseirat, to reinforce the initial rescue squad. Its said its the first time that helis were cleared to land that close to enemy forces.

Vid3: Southern Command situation room: 'We've got the Diamonds (hostages)'.

Vid4: Scenes from Nuseirat: Cover for the extraction (just shooing, you dont see alot).

Vid5: The male hostages on the beach, getting lead to the Sikhorsky chopper.

[houseoftechno]

Arabs claim IDF special forces posed as civilians and Hamas fighters for hostage rescue op
6 June 2024 8:04 pm

Some of the Israeli special forces that entered the Nuseirat camp in Gaza on Saturday to conduct a large-scale operation to free four hostages posed as displaced Gazans or as Hamas fighters, according to eyewitnesses quoted in Arab media outlets.

The Saudi-owned Asharq news channel quoted local residents saying that a special forces unit, including women, entered the camp in disguise, driving in a white car loaded with mattresses. They said the women were dressed in clothes “that women are wearing here in the war.”

According to the report, the special forces introduced themselves to local residents as Palestinians escaping the Israel Defense Forces operation in Rafah, and said they had rented a place in the area around the market in Nuseirat, while pointing at the building where hostage Noa Argamani was being held. The three male hostages who were also rescued in the operation — Andrey Kozlov, Shlomi Ziv and Almog Meir Jan — were being detained in another building 200 meters away.

Israel’s Ynet news site said the unit was composed of mista‘aravim, special forces that operate in Palestinian areas by blending in with local Arabs and speaking the language fluently. The term translates as “those who become like Arabs.”

The unit reportedly entered the Nuseirat camp from an area close to the newly built American maritime aid pier and to the Netzarim corridor, an east-west passage bisecting Gaza north of the camp which has been held by the IDF and is used as a jumping-off point for raids in northern and central Gaza.

The disguised forces reportedly got out of their car and split into two groups, each heading toward one of the two buildings, in preparation for the operation.

Eyewitnesses told Asharq that other special forces also snuck into the Nuseirat camp inside an aid truck. The IDF has denied using humanitarian transports for the operation.

In a separate report, a resident of the Nuseirat camp told the Saudi news network Al-Arabiya that he saw men storming into his neighbor’s house wearing Hamas military uniforms, helmets and badges, and thought initially that they were Hamas operatives, but later realized they were members of an IDF special unit.

The man recounted that there was an “insane exchange of fire” and that planes fired at the building of his neighbor, Ahmed Aljamal, “from every direction.”

A tweet on the same incident by Ramy Abdu, head of the Hamas-affiliated Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, claimed that the IDF used a ladder to enter Aljamal’s home.

The same tweet described Ahmed’s son Abdallah Aljamal as a journalist and a spokesman for the Hamas-run labor ministry in Gaza.

The IDF confirmed on Sunday that Abdallah Aljamal was holding hostages Meir Jan, Kozlov and Ziv in his home alongside his family.

Abdallah Aljamal wrote one column for Al Jazeera in 2019, prompting rumors that he was a Gazan correspondent for the Qatari news outlet who had been detaining a hostage in his home — an unsubstantiated claim that the network stridently denied on Sunday.

What is this talk of "Hamas military uniforms, helmets and badges." Clearly fiction!

Vid: Aftermath at Nuseirat location where hostages were held

[houseoftechno]

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

The Border Police officer which was reported seriously injured was pronounced dead in an Israeli hospital: Chief Insp. Arnon Zamora.

‘Hero of Israel’: Thousands pay last respects to officer killed in hostage rescue op

[mothmon]

Kudos and blessings to the IDF for bringing 4 of their precious "diamonds" home, classic "Raid On Entebbe" Israeli-style Thanks for the updates, SDI et al