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Developments on Israel’s borders – Hezbollah, Hamas, Daesh

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Published: 10 September 2016

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Hezbollah to move into South Syria, just across Israel border – Judah Ari Gross – The Times of Israel 08.09.16
IDF says it’s watching and ‘prepared for any scenario’ as the Shiite terror group sets up shop next door.

Hamas spends $100 million a year on military infrastructure
– Avi Issacharoff – The Times of Israel 08.09.16
$40 million of the annual total goes to terror group’s tunnel digging work, which employs 1,500 Palestinians. Hamas also investing in weapons aimed at bypassing Iron Dome anti-missile system, and in more precise rockets.

Qatar or Iran: who will save Hamas?
– Shlomi Eldar – Al-Monitor 07.09.16
Hamas is sending Mahmoud al-Zahar to try and regain military aid from Iran and Ismail Haniyeh to Qatar. Failing increased aid from those sources, Hamas may have to reconcile with Fatah and Abbas.

Israeli military expects Islamic State attack on its southern border 'within six months' – The Telegraph 09.12.16
Wilayat Sinai (‘Sinai Province’), Daesh’s affiliate in the Sinai desert, has been stealing armoured vehicles and anti-tank missiles from Egypt’s military and senior IDF officer says Israel expects the weapons will soon be turned against its forces on the Egyptian border.
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