The drone, equipped with thermal imaging, was instrumental in identifying a group of terrorists that included Sinwar. After the IDF opened fire on the group, Sinwar fled into a building, where another drone captured his final moments.

The initiative began when Chaim Meisels, an American reservist in the IDF, visited a Teaneck shul as a guest. When asked how the community could contribute to the war effort, Meisels highlighted the need for additional equipment, including drones. Meisels noted a lack of helmets, vests, and gear for the nearly 300,000 reservists who responded following the Oct. 7 attack.

In response, Teaneck donors, along with shul funds, contributed $10,000, enabling the purchase of drones for the IDF�s 828th Bislamach Brigade.

�The excitement we all felt when we heard Sinwar was dead and that the drone we donated helped locate him was unreal,� one donor told�The Daily Wire.

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