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EXPOSED: Hamas largest terror tunnel has been discovered. This massive tunnel network spans several sections and has a total length of over four kilometers (2.5 miles). Its entrance is located just 400 meters (1,310 feet) from the 'Erez Crossing' a crossing used daily by people from Gaza to enter... show more

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The IDF reveals the largest underground tunnel The IDF has carried out exploration operations in the tunnel and has so far uncovered over 4 km of the tunnel's route, which reaches a maximum depth of about 50 meters. The nearest shaft of the tunnel is located about 400 meters from the Erez crossing, which was used for the passage of workers, merchants, and patients for medical treatment in Israel in recent years. In the documentation from Hamas cameras, we can see the construction process of that tunnel. This is not an ordinary tactical tunnel, it is a tunnel with strategic capabilities, one of which is located very close to the Erez checkpoint.

The IDF reveals the largest underground tunnel The IDF has carried out exploration operations in the tunnel and has so far uncovered over 4 km of the tunnel's route, which reaches a maximum depth of about 50 meters. The nearest shaft of the tunnel is located about 400 meters from the Erez crossing, which was used for the passage of workers, merchants, and patients for medical treatment in Israel in recent years. In the documentation from Hamas cameras, we can see the construction process of that tunnel. This is not an ordinary tactical tunnel, it is a tunnel with strategic capabilities, one of which is located very close to the Erez checkpoint.

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The IDF has uncovered Hamas' largest tunnel so far–only 400m from the Erez humanitarian crossing. This tunnel was utilized by Hamas to launch a deadly attack and destroy the crossing, a vital route for Gazans commuting to Israel for their livelihoods.

The IDF has uncovered Hamas' largest tunnel so far–only 400m from the Erez humanitarian crossing. This tunnel was utilized by Hamas to launch a deadly attack and destroy the crossing, a vital route for Gazans commuting to Israel for their livelihoods.

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535,980 views • 2 years ago

The IDF and Shin Bet security agency release new footage showing part of Hamas’s tunnel network underneath Gaza City’s Shifa Hospital, where the terror group is believed to have a main command center. Clips are published from two separate devices that were lowered into a tunnel entrance discovered by the IDF on Thursday in the Shifa complex. The tunnel shaft had been located on the hospital grounds under a canopy, where IDF troops had also found a Hamas pickup truck with weapons in it, similar to those used by the terror group in the October 7 attacks. The new videos show that the tunnel shaft has a winding staircase from around three meters deep, continuing down for another seven meters until it reaches part of the tunnel network. The tunnel continues for five meters, before turning to the right and continuing for another 50 meters. At the end of the tunnel, the footage reveals a blast door with what the IDF says is a gunhole for Hamas to shoot through. “This type of door is used by the Hamas terror organization to block the ability of our forces to enter the organization's headquarters and underground assets,” the IDF says. “The findings prove beyond all doubt that buildings in the hospital complex are used as infrastructure for the Hamas terror organization, for terror activity. This is further proof of the cynical use that the Hamas terror organization makes of the residents of the Gaza Strip as a human shield for its murderous terror activities,” the IDF adds. The IDF and Shin Bet say they are continuing to operate at Shifa to expose Hamas’s tunnel network in the area.

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Israel War Room

10,676 views • 3 months ago

#BREAKING: Mohammed Sinwar, the brother of Yahya Sinwar and a top Hamas commander, has been killed while hiding in a hospital in Khan Yunis. After Yahya Sinwar's death, Mohammed took over as head of Hamas' military wing. He played a central role in planning and directing terrorist attacks, including the October 7th massacre. Also killed was Hassan Aslih, the so-called photo journalist who invaded Israel alongside Hamas terrorists to document and celebrate the barbaric October 7th attack. That hospital wasn't just a hospital. It was a Hamas command center used to plan attacks, launch operations, and shield their leaders behind innocent civilians, and this is yet another war crime from the jihadists of Hamas. We need to understand this. Under Article 19 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, when a civilian infrastructure is used to carry out military operations, it loses its protected status. Hamas knows this. They know that by hiding underneath a hospital, they are effectively putting a target on their own people. This is how they operate. They know it, and they do it anyway. The elimination of these terrorists is a reminder of just how deeply they embed themselves within civilian population. Mohammed Sinwar was also the most radical opponent for any concession regarding the Israeli hostages, which were kidnapped from their homes and held in Hamas tunnels in yet another Hamas war crime. With Mohammed Sinwar gone, the door to a deal might open again, and maybe, just maybe, Hamas will finally agree to release all the hostages, disarm, be removed from power, and end this war for Palestinians and Israelis' future and for safety and stability of the Middle East and beyond.

#BREAKING: Mohammed Sinwar, the brother of Yahya Sinwar and a top Hamas commander, has been killed while hiding in a hospital in Khan Yunis. After Yahya Sinwar's death, Mohammed took over as head of Hamas' military wing. He played a central role in planning and directing terrorist attacks, including the October 7th massacre. Also killed was Hassan Aslih, the so-called photo journalist who invaded Israel alongside Hamas terrorists to document and celebrate the barbaric October 7th attack. That hospital wasn't just a hospital. It was a Hamas command center used to plan attacks, launch operations, and shield their leaders behind innocent civilians, and this is yet another war crime from the jihadists of Hamas. We need to understand this. Under Article 19 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, when a civilian infrastructure is used to carry out military operations, it loses its protected status. Hamas knows this. They know that by hiding underneath a hospital, they are effectively putting a target on their own people. This is how they operate. They know it, and they do it anyway. The elimination of these terrorists is a reminder of just how deeply they embed themselves within civilian population. Mohammed Sinwar was also the most radical opponent for any concession regarding the Israeli hostages, which were kidnapped from their homes and held in Hamas tunnels in yet another Hamas war crime. With Mohammed Sinwar gone, the door to a deal might open again, and maybe, just maybe, Hamas will finally agree to release all the hostages, disarm, be removed from power, and end this war for Palestinians and Israelis' future and for safety and stability of the Middle East and beyond.

Noa Tishby

20,068 views • 1 year ago

A tunnel route—used as an underground base by the Hamas terrorist organization—was uncovered by our troops beneath the area of Issa within Gaza City. This multi-level structure served as an underground post—for storage, hideouts, command and control, and movement of operatives between different areas—and has since been destroyed by troops. Watch the IDF’s K-9 Unit reveal the hundreds of meters long tunnel network:

A tunnel route—used as an underground base by the Hamas terrorist organization—was uncovered by our troops beneath the area of Issa within Gaza City. This multi-level structure served as an underground post—for storage, hideouts, command and control, and movement of operatives between different areas—and has since been destroyed by troops. Watch the IDF’s K-9 Unit reveal the hundreds of meters long tunnel network:

Israel Defense Forces

725,545 views • 2 years ago

BREAKING🚨: Israel built a network of tunnels under #AlShifaHospital in 1983. Israel has NOW released a video PROVING Hamas concreted them up and they were not operational!!! -Israel has spent several days trying to dig up the Israeli built tunnel which Hamas buried to justify bombing the hospital. -They claimed Hamas was using the tunnel to get in and out of the hospital. - The video the IDF revealed shows the tunnel has been concreted. Debunking the claim Hamas was using it at all. - Also the tunnel they dug up was OUTSIDE (not inside or under) as Israel originally claimed. - There is a cut scene at 1:22 seconds, proving there is manipulation! - The IDF are relying on the stupidity of others in not realising the video they released has damned them.

BREAKING🚨: Israel built a network of tunnels under #AlShifaHospital in 1983. Israel has NOW released a video PROVING Hamas concreted them up and they were not operational!!! -Israel has spent several days trying to dig up the Israeli built tunnel which Hamas buried to justify bombing the hospital. -They claimed Hamas was using the tunnel to get in and out of the hospital. - The video the IDF revealed shows the tunnel has been concreted. Debunking the claim Hamas was using it at all. - Also the tunnel they dug up was OUTSIDE (not inside or under) as Israel originally claimed. - There is a cut scene at 1:22 seconds, proving there is manipulation! - The IDF are relying on the stupidity of others in not realising the video they released has damned them.

Syrian Girl

928,433 views • 2 years ago

IDF troops operating in southern Gaza's Khan Younis located a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel, the military says. The tunnel, which the IDF says was 15 meters deep underground, was found by troops of the Golani Brigade and elite Yahalom combat engineering unit. Inside the tunnel, the forces found weapons belonging to Hamas, including explosive devices, assault rifles, and RPGs, the military says. The IDF says the tunnel has been partially razed.

IDF troops operating in southern Gaza's Khan Younis located a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel, the military says. The tunnel, which the IDF says was 15 meters deep underground, was found by troops of the Golani Brigade and elite Yahalom combat engineering unit. Inside the tunnel, the forces found weapons belonging to Hamas, including explosive devices, assault rifles, and RPGs, the military says. The IDF says the tunnel has been partially razed.

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian

101,467 views • 1 year ago