Israel-Gaza War 

200 Defensive positions: The IDF continues to defend the settlements of Judea and Samaria

Central command continues to protect the settlements of Judea and Samaria, over 200 defense positions were placed around the settlements and 10,000 obstacles were deployed, at the same time the forces worked to destroy 9 terrorist houses.

(Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)

Israel at war. The engineering forces under the Central Command continue their defense activities throughout Judea and Samaria, over 200 protected positions have been placed, and about 10,000 meters of security fences have been deployed around and within the settlements.

Activity of engineering forces in Judea and Samaria (Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)

At the same time, the engineering forces are also working to create deterrence throughout the Palestinian settlements and in recent days the forces have destroyed 9 houses of terrorists and Hamas operatives and neutralized dozens of explosive devices in recent operations using engineering tools.

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The engineering commander in command, Col. Adir Raines says that "the engineering forces in the brigades, division and command are working to strengthen the security elements and the organization of the operational space in defense. This is by building obstacles, shielding our forces and thickening the array of positions and outposts in settlements and roads."

"At the same time," says Raines, "the engineering formation works in the offensive activity of destroying terrorist houses, overcoming charges and damaging enemy infrastructure in the refugee camps. The formation works day and night to strengthen the security of our forces and the residents."

Deployment of fences and obstacles (Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
Israel-Gaza war IDF Engineering corps Judea and Samaria Central Command

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