Hamas paraded more than 2,000 of its armed fighters, drones and truck-mounted rockets through Gaza today to mark its 27th anniversary in the biggest show of force since the end of the Gaza war this summer. A ceasefire in August halted 50 days of fighting with Israel in which local health officials said more than 2,100 Palestinians, mainly civilians, were killed - while Israel put the number of its dead at 67 soldiers and six civilians. And at the parade, a senior Hamas leader reaffirmed the Islamist movement's founding charter's pledge to destroy Israel. Scroll down for video Hamas paraded more than 2,000 of its armed fighters, drones and rockets through Gaza today to mark its 27th anniversary in the biggest show of force since the end of the Gaza war this summer
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Truck-mounted rockets paraded through Gaza today to marking the 27th anniversary of Hamas
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A senior Hamas leader reaffirmed the Islamist movement's founding charter's pledge to destroy Israel
A drone with Hamas markings was on one flatbed truck, and another unmanned aircraft, identified by the group as one of its own, flew overhead, as did an @placeholder fighter jet.