One of the biggest tunnel discovered by IDF
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) revealed a recently discovered tunnel built by Hamas. This particular tunnel stands out due to its robust fortifications. This tunnel is among the largest tunnels discovered by Israel during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. (NYT)
Entrance just a few hundred metres away from Erez Border
The entrance of the tunnel located in Gaza was merely a few hundred meters from the Erez border crossing with Israel. Within the tunnel, there was reinforced concrete structure, including a steel pipe running along its top and dangling electricity cables. (Image: Reuters)
Used for militant mobilization
The IDF stated that the tunnel extended over several kilometers into central Gaza City. Israel said Hamas has been constructing its underground infrastructure for years, utilizing these tunnels to transport fighters from Hamas and other militant groups. (Image: AFP)
Impressive engineering
IDF informed that there were no lights inside the tunnel. IDF installed a metal grid on the floor to conceal holes connecting to other sections of the complex. A spokesperson for the IDF said that the engineering used in the construction of these tunnels is impressive. (Image: AFP)
Storage for weapons and ammunition
A report stated that tunnels are used for multiple purposes, including the movement and storage of weapons, to launch attacks against Israel, and to hold hostages. (Image: ANI)
Hamas has been building tunnels since 20 years
According to reports, Hamas has been building tunnels over the past two decades. Members of the group reportedly constructed these tunnels beneath the southern Egyptian border after 2006. (Image: NYT)
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