On October 7, the Palestinian independence organization Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel's strong impenetrable air defense system. At the same time, the members of the organization entered the territory of Israel and took many hostages to Gaza. The world has not seen such an aggressive form of Hamas in its 75-year history.

How did Hamas become so violent? This question is not only for Israel but also for the Western world including the United States. And the Muslim world has woken up to resist Tel Aviv anew with such energy reserves. Where is Hamas getting all the latest weapons? Analysts say that many countries in the Middle East are indirectly helping with modern weapons and money.

Israel presented the weapons and explosives used by Hamas in that attack to the media. They said that Hamas used advanced missiles, grenades, drones and explosives.

How did Israel's intelligence agency Mossad and the air defense system dodge the Iron Dome? Where did the organization get such sophisticated weapons, who are their patrons?

Known as the world's largest 'open prison', Gaza's land, water and air borders make it impossible for anyone to enter the tiny territory, breaking through Israel and Egypt's tight security.

Western media claim that arms smugglers supply these weapons to Hamas. In this case, underground tunnels are used. Weapons are also said to reach Hamas through tunnels using Egypt's Rafah border with Gaza.

Not only Hamas has resisted, but Hezbollah from Lebanon, Houthis from Yemen are also targeting Israeli territory. Israel claims that Iran is mainly supporting these armed organizations. Not only weapons but also financial support.

Hamas has done a lot of research over the past few years on how to attack the Iron Dome. In this case, Tehran is supporting the organization with weapons technology including missiles. In addition, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Turkish troops train Hamas soldiers. Hamas even has a very close relationship with the Assad government in Syria supported by Iran. However, Western media claim that Qatar, another country in the Middle East, is funding Hamas. Libya also gives weapons.

Iran's name comes up again and again in supporting Hamas. Is Iran the biggest threat to Israel and the United States in the Middle East? But will the strategy of the Biden administration change to stop Iran?

Israeli attack on the refugee camp before the bodies were recovered

The Israeli army has carried out airstrikes on the Jabaliya refugee camp in Palestine for the third time. Before the bodies of those killed in the previous two rounds of attacks were recovered, another attack took place there. It is feared that many lives will be lost.

Al Jazeera reported in a report that on Thursday (November 2), Israeli airstrikes targeted Jabalia refugee camp in Palestine for the third time. A house in the refugee camp was bombed. At least three Palestinians were killed.

Earlier, on Tuesday (October 31) and Wednesday (November 1), more than two hundred Palestinians were killed in Israeli bomb attacks on the same camp. More than seven hundred people were injured.

On the other hand, Gaza's official media office reported that 120 people are still missing in the attack on the refugee camp.

Quoting the Ministry of Health in Gaza, the BBC reported that 1,000 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Jabalia refugee camp in the last three days (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday). However, the ministry has not given any clear information about how many of them are injured, killed or missing. However, it is feared that 1,000 people may have lost their lives there.

In addition, many buildings were destroyed in the two-day attack, the statement said. However, earlier the Gaza government said that 195 people were killed in the attack on the refugee camp.

Since October 7, the Israeli army has been carrying out non-stop airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. 8 thousand 796 Palestinians have been killed so far. And more than 21 thousand were injured. Most of the dead were women and children.