Israel Displays Weapons From Seized Ship
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by Joshua Levitt
The Israel Defense Forces on Monday released photos of the Iranian weapons shipment to Gaza, which the IDF captured last week and hauled into an Israeli port this weekend.
On its Facebook page, the IDF said the shipment contained 181 heavy mortars, 400,000 bullets, and “dozens” of M-302 rockets “that could strike almost anywhere in Israel.” Earlier reports said that the there were precisely 40 of those rockets.
The IDF said, “With its weapons exposed to the world, Iran can no longer deny its intentions to terrorize Israeli civilians through proxies.”
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