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conflictinternational-relations1 year ago

"IDF Uncovers Hamas Data Center Under UNRWA HQ, Reveals Links to Oct. 7 Attack"

A Fox News reporter embedded with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) in Gaza witnessed the destruction caused by the conflict and explored Hamas tunnels underneath the UNRWA headquarters. The tunnels were found to be sophisticated, with concrete reinforcement, modern amenities, and connections to UNRWA facilities. IDF officials accused Hamas of using UNRWA premises for military purposes, while UNRWA denied knowledge of the tunnels, stating that they are a humanitarian organization without the capability to conduct military inspections.

international-conflict1 year ago

"Israeli Military Floods Hamas Tunnels to Destroy Underground Network"

The Israeli military has confirmed that it is flooding the vast network of tunnels beneath Gaza, which Hamas has used for attacks, weapons storage, and holding Israeli hostages. This controversial tactic, aimed at neutralizing the underground infrastructure, has raised concerns about potential damage to Gaza's drinking water and sewage systems. Despite the military's efforts to select tunnels for flooding based on soil characteristics and water systems, the project, codenamed Atlantis, has had limited success, with seepage into the surrounding soil rather than a significant deluge through the passageways.

conflictsecurity2 years ago

Israeli Hostage Warns of Colossal Danger in Gaza Tunnels

A recently freed Israeli hostage has warned soldiers not to enter Hamas tunnels, describing them as a "colossal danger" to both soldiers and hostages. The hostage recounted the fear they experienced daily and the trauma they continue to endure. Hamas militants stormed into southern Israel, killing over 1,200 people and capturing scores of hostages. Over 100 hostages have been released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, but Hamas has stated that no more hostages will be released until the war ends. Hamas is known to have built an extensive subterranean system of tunnels beneath civilian areas in the Gaza Strip.

conflictsecurity2 years ago

Israeli Hostage Warns Soldiers: Hamas Tunnels Pose Colossal Danger

A recently released Israeli hostage has warned soldiers not to enter Hamas tunnels, describing them as a "colossal danger" due to the large number of militants moving around inside. The hostage recounted the fear and trauma experienced during captivity and urged caution, emphasizing that if Hamas feels threatened, they will use captives as leverage. The warning comes amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, with the Israeli offensive resulting in the deaths of over 18,700 Palestinians, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry. Hamas has released over 100 hostages in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners, but has stated that no more hostages will be released until the war ends.

conflictinternational-relations2 years ago

"Israel's Seawater Flooding Tactics Target Hamas Tunnels: Reports"

Israeli forces have reportedly begun flooding Hamas tunnels in Gaza with seawater from the Mediterranean in an effort to destroy the underground network. The tunnels, estimated to extend 300 miles and used for military operations, allow militants to move undetected and store weapons. Concerns have been raised about the safety of hostages held in the tunnels. The operation is expected to last several weeks, and the effectiveness of the flooding is being evaluated. Some Biden administration officials are worried about the impact on Gaza's freshwater supply.

conflictsecurity2 years ago

"Army Engineers Launch Operation to Eliminate Hamas Tunnels in IDF-Controlled Areas"

Army engineers have begun a large-scale operation to destroy Hamas tunnels in areas of the Gaza Strip that are now under Israeli control. Using robots and explosives, the engineers aim to collapse the entrances and tunnels, killing terrorists and preventing their escape. Over 100 tunnels have already been destroyed, not including those hit in airstrikes.