A few days ago, Hamas unveiled their latest weapon to use their enemies, which in this case, to make the Israelis think twice before attacking them again. During the memorial of 7 militants of the Al-Qassam Brigade who died when a tunnel collapsed on them in Gaza, they rolled out their own super tank which they say was from a captured Israeli Merkava tank.

However many in the internet, upon closer inspection of photos available online, quickly pointed out the problem of the tank: the tracks don’t touch the ground, it is running on four wheels and looks like to be made of wood:

Now, they became a butt of online jokes, especially on Twitter, that even Israell Prime Minister Netanyahu's spokesperson joined in the fun:

Hamas paraded yesterday a "captured, rebuilt Israeli tank". FYI, tanks aren't made of wood and don't run on wheels. pic.twitter.com/cP1e8KFjAJ

— Ofir Gendelman (@ofirgendelman) February 1, 2016

@ofirgendelman @KurtSchlichter Hamas tank in development stage pic.twitter.com/r6r6QuOfDs

— Swamp Fox (@greenkayak73) February 3, 2016

..@greenkayak73 @ofirgendelman @KurtSchlichter the MK II version is now out .... pic.twitter.com/8FjlpgbpVW

— Michael Brand (@mikemassive) February 3, 2016

I used to have a toy like that @ofirgendelman @neontaster pic.twitter.com/H0CRk70H0K

— Kevin Eric Snell (@KevEnoch) February 2, 2016

But hey! Hamas can do something productive about it so they can recover the investment. Why not rent it out or sell it to some airsoft event organizer? That would be better than having their super tank blown up quickly by a real IDF Merkava tank. Airsoft players would welcome something resembling a tank from the IDF to use in Milsim events, even if it just runs on four wheels.