Hamas using the Internet in Different ways than Tower, Internet Aid, Satellite, and ISPs : Israel Gaza War

There are many ways to use the Internet around the world such as tower, SPS, satellite, fixed line connections, proxy, and VPN services. Hamas is using a different kind of internet from us, in which tracking IPs and Data Centers and tracking the Global Tier line is beyond anyone’s capability. In which the most secure and best method is RF, internet, proxy, VPN, Ethernet, dedicated leased line, and wireless network. Because for now it is believed that Israel has recently blocked Internet, Fuel, Food, and many other services in Gaza and it is believed that Israel’s cut-off in Gaza does seem to stop Internet services. For now, no country has found out whether the Hamas Internet is actually doing it or whether it is doing everything physically. Because for now the internet is completely shut down in Israel.

Without the Internet, How is Hamas becoming successful in keeping an eye on whatever is happening in Gaza?

But still, in other tunnels of Gaza, it is believed that the Internet is being used by Hamas Militants and their connection is mostly underground and RF Internet can play the biggest role. We can believe this because Hamas seems to be successful in keeping an eye on whatever is happening inside Gaza. In today’s times, whether it is the Internet Army or the common citizen, the Internet always plays the biggest role in information. Many people believe here that in the internet world, there is a great need for rockets, locations, and targets. Many countries and internet experts believe that Hamas is using the Fixed line Internet and their connection may be from the sea or they are using the Internet through RF on the other side of the sea. Now inside the tunnel, mostly fixed lines and RF connections may be used for the internet. For now, whatever methods of using the Internet exist are sufficient, but Hamas may also have the idea to use the Internet Somewhere with new technology, in which they may have built their own Internet.