Gaza tunnels

Hamas, UNRWA both embedded in fabric of Gaza, org head admits

Israel says that UNRWA has not gone far enough to root out Hamas within the organization and was unwilling to clean up the issue systematically.

UNRWA chief: We didn’t know what was under our Gaza headquarters

“UNRWA inspects inside its premises every quarter, the last inspection for the UNRWA Gaza premises was completed in September 2023,” UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini claimed.

IDF finds Hamas command tunnel under UNRWA Gaza HQ

"This is one of the central commands of the intelligence. This place is one of the Hamas intelligence units, where they commanded most of the combat."

 Israeli forces operating near a tunnel in Gaza, February 6, 2024

Israel could request a global alliance to finish destroying Hamas's Gaza tunnels

Getting a global alliance to sign on to the idea of finishing the job, top sources say, could delegate achieving the goal beyond the point at which Israel can work on the issue itself.

Hamas terrorist body cam footage recovered in Khan Yunis

In addition, fighters from the Yiftah Brigade raided Hamas safes where 100 thousand NIS and documents shedding light on the terrorist organization's method of transferring funds were found.

 The IDF has exposed a four-kilometer-long, 50-meter deep “strategic” level tunnel

This is how the IDF floods Hamas's underground tunnels in Gaza

Israeli officials have been leaking details to foreign media about what they called "Atlantis" for months.

IDF unearths Hamas operation room in tunnel under Khan Yunis cemetery

Inside the tunnel, the forces unearthed the office of the eastern Battalion commander from the Khan Yunis Brigade, from where he directed the October 7 attacks, according to the IDF. 

 IDF troops operating in the Gaza Strip. January 28, 2024.

IDF may be close to control of Khan Yunis as Hezbollah tensions continue

There is still no exact timeline, but IDF sources have registered a decrease in Hamas resistance.

Israel's AM radio pierces Gaza tunnels in bid to soothe hostages

AM's greater range meant emergency updates would have a better chance of being heard by civilians in bomb shelters.

By REUTERS
22/01/2024
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