Sistemas navales

Lancha de asalto pequeña

Also known as
  • lancha rápida
  • lancha neumática motorizada
  • lancha neumática de casco rígido
  • RHIB
  • embarcación pequeña
  • lancha de comandos navales de Hamas

Las lanchas de asalto pequeñas de esta entrada son embarcaciones litorales motorizadas genéricas, no un modelo identificado públicamente. Comandos navales de Hamas usaron lanchas rápidas y otras embarcaciones pequeñas en la guerra Israel-Hamas de 2023, incluida la infiltración marítima del 7 de octubre de 2023 en la playa de Zikim y un intento posterior de desembarco por mar informado por las FDI.

Lancha de asalto pequeña, Lancha de asalto motorizada pequeña, Sistemas navales
Image source: US Navy RHIB SWCC.jpg

Role in Conflicts

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
No identificado públicamente; operado desde la Franja de Gaza
Type
Lancha de asalto motorizada pequeña
Service note
Usada en el ataque del 7 de octubre de 2023
Designer
No identificado públicamente
Designed
No identificado públicamente; en uso para 2023
Unit cost
No identificado públicamente
Produced
No identificado públicamente
Number built
No identificado públicamente

Specifications

Grupo de lanchas documentado el 7 de octubre
Siete lanchas rápidas informadas en la cobertura de una investigación de las FDI
Fuerza de asalto informada el 7 de octubre
38 comandos navales informados en el grupo transportado por lanchas
Propulsión
Embarcación pequeña motorizada; el modelo exacto de motor y casco no ha sido identificado públicamente
Perfil operativo
Inserción litoral de corto alcance cerca de la playa de Zikim
Clase de embarcación ilustrativa
Las lanchas neumáticas de casco rígido y embarcaciones militares pequeñas similares pueden usar motores fuera de borda para movimiento costero en aguas someras
Función
Inserción anfibia de corto alcance y asalto costero
Timeline

Lancha de asalto pequeña Key Events

  1. La infiltración marítima llega a la playa de Zikim

    La cobertura de una investigación de las FDI describió a comandos navales de Hamas avanzando hacia la playa de Zikim en siete lanchas rápidas antes de que fuerzas navales y terrestres israelíes los enfrentaran.

    Sources: Times of Israel Zikim Beach IDF Probe

  2. Embarcaciones posteriores interceptadas cerca de Zikim

    Las FDI informaron que cinco embarcaciones que intentaban infiltrarse en territorio israelí por mar cerca de la playa de Zikim fueron identificadas y se les impidió llegar a zonas civiles.

    Sources: Hamas - Israel War: Real-time Official IDF Updates

Uso marítimo documentado

Los informes disponibles públicamente identifican las embarcaciones con términos amplios como lancha rápida, embarcación y lancha neumática motorizada, sin nombrar un fabricante ni un modelo exacto para las lanchas de Hamas.

Elemento documentadoDetalle informadoContexto para el lector
Lanchas rápidas del 7 de octubreLa cobertura de una investigación de las FDI describió siete lanchas rápidas que transportaban una fuerza de comandos navales hacia la playa de Zikim.El uso embarcado documentado directamente con mayor claridad en la guerra Israel-Hamas de 2023.
Embarcaciones del 8 de octubreLas FDI informaron de cinco embarcaciones que intentaban una nueva infiltración marítima cerca de la playa de Zikim durante la noche.Evidencia adicional de intentos de infiltración marítima con embarcaciones pequeñas en la misma zona.
Imágenes ilustrativas de RHIBFotografías de RHIB con licencia abierta muestran una clase comparable de embarcaciones rápidas pequeñas, pero no son fotografías de las lanchas de Hamas.Útil para entender el tipo de embarcación mientras se mantiene visible la salvedad sobre la identificación del modelo.
Media

Lancha de asalto pequeña Videos

Lancha de asalto pequeña Images

Lancha de asalto pequeña, Lancha de asalto motorizada pequeña, Sistemas navales - view 1
Source: 30-foot rigid hull inflatable boat DVIDS1070104.jpg
Lancha de asalto pequeña, Lancha de asalto motorizada pequeña, Sistemas navales - view 2
Source: RDN RHIB.jpg
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Sources

11 Meter Naval Special Warfare Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB)Publisher: U.S. Navy | Note: Supports background and class-level specs for high-speed, shallow-draft military rigid inflatable boats used in coastal insertion and interdiction roles. | Accessed: 2026-06-29ASIS Military BoatsPublisher: ASIS Boats | Note: Supports background for purpose-built military rigid inflatable boats and their shallow-water, troop-disembarkation characteristics. | Accessed: 2026-06-29Times of Israel Zikim Beach IDF ProbePublisher: The Times of Israel | Note: Supports 2023 Israel-Hamas War direct conflict-use: IDF-probe coverage describes Hamas naval commandos using speedboats to approach and land near Zikim Beach on October 7, 2023. | Accessed: 2026-06-29New footage shows harbor security unit foiling Hamas naval infiltration on October 7Publisher: The Times of Israel | Note: Supports 2023 Israel-Hamas War direct conflict-use: small boats used by Hamas were sunk and surviving terrorists were engaged during the October 7, 2023 sea infiltration. | Accessed: 2026-06-29Hamas - Israel War: Real-time Official IDF UpdatesPublisher: IDF | Note: Supports 2023 Israel-Hamas War direct conflict-use: the IDF reported vessels attempting to infiltrate by sea through Zikim Beach and said they were prevented from reaching civilian areas. | Accessed: 2026-06-29Israel Dismantles Hamas Naval Commando Training FacilityPublisher: Foundation for Defense of Democracies | Note: Supports background on Hamas naval commando infrastructure and reports that boats from Gaza's civilian harbor police were used for training. | Accessed: 2026-06-29US Navy RHIB SWCC.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for the U.S. Navy RHIB image used as the primary illustrative photo. | Accessed: 2026-06-2930-foot rigid hull inflatable boat DVIDS1070104.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for the Coast Guard RHIB image used in the gallery. | Accessed: 2026-06-29RDN RHIB.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for the Danish Navy RHIB image used in the gallery. | Accessed: 2026-06-29