Posted on 11/14/2026 7:39:46 PM PST by fidelis
An American robotics company backed by Eric Trump is negotiating a potentially massive deal to send humanoid robots into Hamas’s underground tunnel network in Gaza, where the machines could eventually fight alongside Israeli soldiers.
Foundation Future Industries is discussing the potential sale of up to 1,000 Phantom MK1 robots to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), according to the Financial Times.
The proposed deployment could place American-made humanoid machines inside one of the world’s most dangerous underground battlefields, with missions ranging from detecting explosives to potentially engaging enemy combatants.
The robots could patrol underground passageways, identify tripwires and neutralize booby traps, according to company co-founder and president Mike LeBlanc, the Financial Times reported.
The machines could eventually take on more direct combat responsibilities, although the company’s proposed military applications have not been independently verified.
Foundation Future Industries did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Daily Caller News Foundation attempted to contact Eric Trump through The Trump Organization’s press office, which did not immediately respond.
A video posted on X by Reuters shows exactly what these robots look like in action...
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Don’t hesitate Don’t equivocate. Attack.
“Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action has arrived, stop thinking and go in.”
——Napoleon.
Israel and the US have been falsely accused of genocide. What if Hamas were wiped out?
Terminators to takeout Hamas. I like it.
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