How did IDF buses reach the range of Hamas anti-tank missiles?

This week, the army completed its operational investigation into the Hamas attack on an IDF bus last month, an army spokesman said.

On 12 November, Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired an anti-tank missile at the bus, injuring an IDF soldier.

The attack occurred during the biggest escalation between Israel and the terrorist group based in Gaza since 2014.

After the attack, the army investigators probed the circumstances surrounding the incident, including how the bus had been allowed to move so close to the Gaza border in the midst of the attacks. Hamas against Israel.

According to an Israeli army spokesman, the bus's entrance into a dangerous border zone was the result of "operational failures" in the conduct of Israeli security forces on the ground, who claimed to control and isolate the areas in the area. along the front between Israel and Gaza.

"The lessons learned from the incident have been applied," said the spokesman. "After the investigation, the Gaza Division has developed an updated plan to isolate the division's space in a fully operational emergency in the coming weeks."