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We were replacing our air ducts, and Fenrir was losing his mind, thinking he had received the best Christmas present ever.
With the permission of the mourning families, IDF Spokesman Daniel Hagari takes you into the tunnel where six Israeli hostages were executed, murdered in cold blood by Hamas terrorists.
Hostages Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Ori Danino, Alex Lobanov, Carmel Gat, and Almog Sarusi were believed to have been killed in the tunnel by their captors on August 29, before being discovered by troops around two days later.
The tunnel was a small 120-meter-long passageway that connected parts of a large underground network in the Tel Sultan neighborhood, which according to the IDF belonged to Hamas's Rafah Brigade. The tunnel network was one of the largest underground complexes found by the army in Gaza to date.
Inside the tunnel, located some 20 meters underground, the IDF found food and equipment that it assessed were used by the Hamas terrorists and the Israeli hostages to survive underground for extended periods, at least several weeks. Among the items were dried food, water, a makeshift toilet, mattresses, and assault rifle magazines.
The military says it did not have any concrete or real-time intelligence on the six hostages being held there, but had general indications that Israeli abductees could be in the neighborhood, and therefore had operated carefully above ground and even more so underground.
On August 30 the IDF discovered a tunnel shaft, which had been blocked up by Hamas. A day later on August 31, troops managed finally to enter the tunnel, where they discovered a locked blast door. Later in the day, the bodies of the six were found, and by early on September 1, they were extracted and brought to Israel for identification and burial.
Also on August 30, the IDF said troops killed two Hamas gunmen who attempted to flee from the tunnel complex area. Their bodies were taken to Israel to run DNA testing to determine if they were the terrorists who killed the six hostages. The IDF believes that the six were killed by at least two terrorists.
Two days before the six hostages were murdered, on August 27, the IDF rescued hostage Farhan al-Qadi from a tunnel — part of the same network — located less than 700 meters away. There was no direct passage between the tunnel where al-Qadi was found and the bodies of the six hostages, as Hamas had blocked the route.
The video taken by IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari was shown to the families in recent days, as well as to members of the Israeli cabinet.
UNRWA explained that a "man-made cavity" was identified underneath the school grounds.
But do tell me again about how terrorist groups in Gaza don't actually hide things in civilian areas and it's all Israeli lies...
The IDF announced they destroyed a Hamas tunnel from Gaza on Thursday morning that crossed over the border. The tunnel, more than half a mile long, infiltrated more than 200 yards into Israel. The purpose of such tunnels is to launch attacks from inside against Israeli civilians. This is the 15th such tunnel the IDF…
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A CNN reporter was given a rare tour of a Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror tunnel in the Gaza Strip, in addition to gaining access to...
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Hamas: Misplaced priorities during the global pandemic
The world is at a standstill with shelter in place orders interupting all but the most basic routines. Governments are investing significant resources to test and treat Covid-19 patients. Scientists are studying the virus, looking for points of weakness, and potential vaccines. And in Gaza, they are shooting rockets at Israeli civilians, and digging terror tunnels. On Tuesday, a rocket was fired from Gaza, targetting Israeli civilians in the southland. And today the military wing of Hamas- the al-Qassam Brigades- announced the death of 25-year-old Moamen Ahmed Abu Hajar after a terror tunnel he was working in collapsed. Two examples of the woefully misplaced priorities of Hamas, directing their resources towards terror.
Moamen Ahmed Abu Hajar
Moamen Abu Hajar was given a hero's funeral in Gaza, with no adherence to the "social distancing" guidelines meant to reduce the spread of infection.
Funeral of Moamen Ahmed Abu Hajar
Moamen Ahmed Abu Hajar in happier times, presented for those that still claim the tunnels are the work of a desperate starving people.
Why is Hamas spending its money, its time, and its energy on terrorism in middle of a global pandemic? Why do they continually prioritize taking Jewish lives, rather than saving Palestinian ones?
To hide terror tunnel, Hamas blocks UN staff from inspecting school
To hide terror tunnel, Hamas blocks UN staff from inspecting school
Due to Hamas’ actions, 4,000 Gazan schoolchildren will not be able to resume in-person learning at two UNRWA schools in September. Hamas blocked UN staff from inspecting a UN-funded school because the terror group wanted to hide a tunnel underneath the educational institution, Kan News reported Tuesday. A team from the UN Mine Action Services (UNMAS) had traveled to the UNRWA school in the…
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