New camouflage tech makes Israeli Occupation soldiers virtually invisible

The Israeli Occupation military have obtained a new 'invisibility cloak', as their new 'Kit 300' gear has the ability to make soldiers virtually invisible to both the human eye and thermal detectors.

The design was unveiled by the Israeli Occupation's Ministry of Defense and Polaris Solutions - an Israeli Occupation based survivability technology company - which developed the technology together.

Kit 300 is made of thermal visual concealment material and weighs a light 0.5 kilograms, making it highly portable.

It is double sided, each side with its own handpicked colorization to blend into specific terrains.

Other features of the kit includes that it is waterporoof, can stand like a small tent to create shelter, and also functions as a stretcher, splint and hypothermia blanket.

The CEO of Polaris Solutions, Asaf Picciotto, said the inspiration for the material came from the Second Lebanon War in 2006.

Piciotto was serving as an Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) soldier in a special unit during the war and thought of the invention after he witnessed the 'necessity' of better protection from thermal cameras and night-vision equipment.

The gear is reportedly being tested by the Israeli Occupation in joint operations, however no further details were provided by the company.