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The use of suicidal drones in Gaza is increasing, becoming key tools in assassination operations targeting Palestinian faction leaders and activists, such as the Qassam Brigades and the Jerusalem Brigades. The Israeli forces rely on these small drones equipped with explosives, which approach buildings and enter through windows before detonating, allowing them to achieve their targets with high precision without completely destroying the structure. There is also a development in operational patterns, combining the use of drones and missiles, along with increased intelligence deception efforts between Hamas and Israel. Israel attempts to target seasoned leaders, such as the attempted assassination of Ali Al-Amoudi, while ongoing investigations focus on the accuracy of the information transmitted and ways to mislead both sides. These drones, which are operated intensively in Gaza’s skies, give the occupation forces the ability to monitor the area and carry out precise assassinations. However, they face risks such as loss of communication or unexpected explosions, reflecting a technological arms race and fears of escalating intelligence confrontations.
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