In additional footage released by the IDF, a soldier from Brigade 188 can be seen in an underground tunnel, explaining that it was used for Hezbollah terrorists to live in.
The ammunition was recovered during a targeted operation conducted by the central unit of the Israel Police's Northern District last Friday.
Elbit specifically told the Post it is not attending the conference, and Rafael, at press time, had not yet indicated whether it would attend or not.
Nearly 200 companies from 27 countries have already reserved booths at the defense expo, which will be held in the capital, Hanoi, from Dec. 19 to 22.
Sen. Van Hollen urges pause on offensive weapons to Israel until humanitarian requirements met, while maintaining support for defensive aid like Iron Dome.
During the raids, the 7th Armored Brigade discovered an underground weapons storage facility containing crates of explosives, ammunition, and grenades.
The tunnel contained several long-term living areas used by Hamas terrorists throughout the war.
The sources claimed the alleged deals included surface-to-air missile systems, radars, and military equipment.
It is unclear how far the case will go against one of Israel's closest allies.
Diplomats, the press and international research institute delegates have been invited to view the items from today through to next week.
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