WATCH: Raw footage of a Gaza tunnel used by Hamas
After two years of war, the IDF continues to uncover Hamas tunnels beneath Gaza, even as the Trump administration pushes toward phase two of the ceasefire, which marks the start of Gaza’s rebuilding.
After two years of war, the IDF continues to uncover Hamas tunnels beneath Gaza, even as the Trump administration pushes toward phase two of the ceasefire, which marks the start of Gaza’s rebuilding.
The IDF blew up a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel in Beit Hanoun found on Israel’s side of the ceasefire line, packed with rooms and explosives, underscoring that a majority of the group’s sprawling tunnel system still stands.
Israel Defense Forces forces operating east of the Yellow Line uncovered and destroyed a one-kilometer Hamas attack tunnel containing weapons and terrorist infrastructure.
The IDF recently uncovered a two-kilometer-long Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza that was built to target Israeli communities, after which engineering forces demolished the tunnel.
In Beit Hanoun, the IDF’s elite Yahalom engineering unit demolished a Hamas tunnel stretching roughly a kilometer, removing a significant piece of the terror group’s underground infrastructure.
IDF forces uncovered a 7‑kilometer, 25‑meter‑deep tunnel in southern Rafah holding Hadar Goldin’s body and 80 rooms used by senior Hamas commanders to store weapons and plan attacks.
IDF forces operating in northern Gaza uncovered and destroyed Hamas rocket launch sites and a deep underground tunnel network in Shuja’iya and Jabaliya, even as the ceasefire remains in effect.
The IDF eliminated around 400 terrorists, destroyed hundreds of Hamas terror sites, and recently uncovered and demolished a 500-meter tunnel in Beit Hanoun.
Israeli forces recently destroyed a two-kilometer Hamas tunnel in Khan Yunis and, in broader operations, eliminated dozens of terrorists, uncovered weapons, and struck hundreds of military targets with air support.
The elite Yahalam unit cleared the route of explosives and threats, uncovering a cache of rifles, machine guns, anti-tank missiles, surveillance systems, and other military equipment.
Two tunnels in southern and central Gaza were found, mapped, and destroyed by IDF engineering troops stationed in the Strip.
Inside the 7.5 km tunnel, IDF forces uncovered stolen IDF weapons, detailed maps of the Israel-Gaza border, and additional weaponry used in the October 7th massacre.
Weapons, observation systems, and other military equipment used by Hezbollah to coordinate terrorist activities were found at the headquarters
The IDF has released a video summarizing the investigation into the circumstances of the deaths of six abductees in an underground tunnel in the Khan Yunis area.
The tunnel originating in southern Lebanon emerged in Israeli territory near Moshav Zarit, where Hezbollah intended to use it as a base for attacks on nearby communities.
The command center had multiple rooms, including one for showering and a kitchen, indicating extensive use of the area, along with dozens of weapons and valuable intelligence.
During Operation Protective Edge in 2014, part of the tunnel was destroyed by the IDF, and this time they made sure to completely dismantle it.
