Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 10月27日 08時00分
In the sun-torched plains of southern Israel, thousands of soldiers wait for the go-ahead from politicians and commanders to do what the Israeli military has trained for years to do: fight in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli military built a replica of a generic Palestinian village at a base in the Negev Desert in 2006 nicknamed “Little Gaza.” Known officially as the Urban Training Center, it’s where soldiers train for combat against armed terrorists in narrow streets and a labyrinth of tunnels.
On Wednesday afternoon, a group of Israeli soldiers took part in a penetration drill, practicing how to invade the village from the desert. From a berm on the edge of the simulated town, they moved among minarets protruding from mosques and rectangular, white houses, some painted with graffiti depicting the late Yasser Arafat, and young men throwing rocks.
In the distance, a missile from an Israeli air-defense system left a trail in the sky as it intercepted what appeared to be a rocket fired from Gaza, a reminder of the war the soldiers could soon be joining across the border, 12 miles away.
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