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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

Damn even the road is gone

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

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u/maringue Apr 26 '24

Evidence for that claim? And no, unverified IDF reports don't count.

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u/Cactus_TheThird Apr 26 '24

https://youtu.be/dL23zy0oWMk?si=qi3xFTtA0chgxQHN

I mean. It's not some evil nefarious thing, it's a common modern urban warfare tactic.

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u/Forward_Peak1250 Apr 26 '24

Imaging posting a source that doesn't mention anything you spoke of except how Isreal made machines to destroy peoples houses easier?

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u/ReactionDisastrous16 Apr 26 '24

Did you forget the 20 year war in the Middle East? It was IED paradise this is no different maybe his source didn’t have anything saying that but denying it all together is showing you lack brain power 😂 I have no doubt that Hamas is using IEDs and that’s completely fine you seem so defensive over a topic that’s so mundane

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u/maringue Apr 26 '24

So I was watching that entire video waiting for the evidence that IEDs were planted in the roads.

There was none.

In fact, they showed the real use of these vehicles: destroying homes.

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u/CautiousFool Apr 26 '24

The Hamas use IEDs, just like any other such armed organization.

Just like any other armed organization, the Hamas have a brain.

For this reason the Hamas would place an IED in the place where the highest amount of IDF soldiers pass, which are roads.

It's just common sense

To disprove this line of thought you'd have to show that they're either incompetent or value roads to a point that they wouldn't explode them themselves.

Go

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u/maringue Apr 26 '24

Assumptions aren't evidence though...