Facial recognition and tracking to the bathroom: how the terrorists of 7.10 are eliminated

The IDF's NILI unit and the Shin Bet continue the manhunt for the terrorists of October 7, even under the ceasefire. The article describes how terrorists are eliminated using facial recognition, aerial surveillance, and interrogations, detailing cases such as the elimination of Tamar al-Saba'agh, who was involved in the kidnapping of Shani Louk, and Saher Tskar, who drove the motorcycle that kidnapped Noa Argamani. According to estimates, about 4,000 of the 6,000 terrorists have been eliminated, and about 800 more since the ceasefire.

The IDF's NILI unit and the Shin Bet continue the manhunt for the terrorists of October 7, even under the restrictions of the ceasefire that came into effect in October 2025. The article describes how terrorists are eliminated using facial recognition, aerial surveillance, prisoner interrogations, and technological intelligence. Among the detailed cases: the elimination of Tamar Muhammad Ibrahim al-Saba'agh, who was involved in the kidnapping of Shani Louk, eliminated in Jabalia on October 19 after a prolonged surveillance; the elimination of Saher Nidal Lutfi Tskar, who drove the motorcycle on which Noa Argamani was kidnapped, eliminated in Nuseirat at the end of September; and the elimination of Ahmad Sha'ar, who pushed Avinatan Or during the kidnapping, after about ten months of intelligence work. According to estimates, about 4,000 of the 6,000 terrorists who crossed the fence have been eliminated, and about 800 have been eliminated since the ceasefire, including 60 senior commanders. The article quotes Lt. Col. Y., head of the attack branch at the Fire Center, who sees it as a mission while maintaining professionalism.