IDF: Here's What It Looks Like Inside A Hamas Tunnel
The purpose of the three dozen underground passageways is to provide a way for Hamas to shuttle fighters and weapons across the border into the homes and towns of Israelis. They are consiodered a military gamechanger.
Since the start of Israeli invasion of Gaza ten days ago, Israel has made destroying the tunnels one of its top priorities. A new video released from the Israel Defense Forces, posted to YouTube reveals what one of these tunnels looks like, just before the IDF blows it up.
Hamas has spent $30 million pouring concrete and other materials to build the tunnels, which are tall enough to allow a soldier to stand. The tunnels are lined with rail tracks so that Hamas can ferry weapons through on carts, as well as electrical and communication cables.
Here's the entrance to one of the tunnels
This is what the electrical and communications cables look like.
And a better view of the tunnel just before the IDF blows up.
Here's the full video, including the detonation:
H/T The Telegraph
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