According to the cultural history of Israel, Kapap as a combat system was developed in the country during the 1930\u2019s. Apparently, it was created within the Jewish Aliyah camp as a part of training before they arrived at the \u201cBritish Mandate of Palestine\u201d. Furthermore, this combat form mainly focuses on strengthening physical endurance and elevating spirituality. In addition, this form of combat is mainly used by the \u201cIsrael\u2019s school of anti-terrorism\u201d. It was also used as a form of combat by the \u201cPalmach\u201d and the \u201cHangannah\u201d fighters.<\/p>\n
b. Weapon used in the Kapap:<\/strong><\/p>\n The weapons mainly used in the Kapap are a \u201cstick and knife\u201d. In addition, the \u201chands and feet\u201d of the fighter may also be used in this combat style as a weapon.<\/p>\n c. Technique involved in the Kapap and training availability:<\/strong><\/p>\n In terms of technique, Kapap essentially mainly encourages a fighter to combine a high level of physical endurance with elevated spirituality. And so a fighter in Kapap mainly focuses on physical and endurance training. In addition, a fighter also trains in cold weapon usage, knife, and stick fighting. As for training center\/schools, there are a few available especially in Israel especially for those interested in learning this \u201chybrid\u201d combat form.<\/p>\n
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