The rat and cat unit in the Israeli army in the Gaza War… the strangest military animal unit in history

The Mice and Cats Unit in the Israeli Army…the strangest military animal unit in history

Mohammed Nassar
During the ground war, specialized Israeli military units transferred a group of mice and cats trained to detect tunnels into the Gaza Strip. According to highly classified information, the Israeli army deployed a military group that includes experts in tracking tunnels using mice and cats trained to detect holes, but it seems The operation was not sufficiently successful, and highly confidential information indicates that one of the tunnels that Israel announced its discovery was uncovered by trained rats, and pets such as dogs and cats, as well as some other animals such as rats, began to be trained to carry out espionage activities. It was discovered years ago in secret American-Israeli laboratories. These animals are equipped with extremely accurate photographic tools and high-tech tracking devices. They also infiltrate into city battles in order to detect enemy military units and detect explosives buried underground. Israel began using Mice and cats units and their experience to uncover plans to escape from Israeli prisons. Information also indicates that the first use of trained cats took place during the liquidation of one of the most prominent leaders of ISIS in Syria by the American army.
Rats have been used in natural disasters such as earthquakes to detect people trapped under rubble.