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Ongoing Story· Day 23

IDF Discovers 600-Meter Gaza Tunnel Crossing Israeli Border

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IDF Destroys Hamas Underground Tunnel Near Gaza Border

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli forces destroyed a 1.5-kilometer Hamas underground tunnel in southern Gaza near the "Yellow Line." The tunnel contained living quarters used by terrorists. The IDF stated its forces are operating according to the ceasefire agreement and will continue to remove threats.

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  • IDF forces destroyed a 1.5 km Hamas underground tunnel in southern Gaza.
  • The tunnel contained living quarters used by Hamas terrorists.
  • The operation was conducted by the Southern Brigade and Gaza Division's Engineering Unit.
  • Forces are operating in the area according to the ceasefire agreement.
  • The IDF will continue to remove immediate threats in the region.

Southern Brigade forces, under the command of the Gaza Division's Engineering Unit (143) and Southern Command, continue operations to clear the area near the "Yellow Line" of terror infrastructure in southern Gaza. As part of this operation, engineering forces, in cooperation with the Yahalom Unit, located and destroyed an underground tunnel approximately 1.5 kilometers long that crossed the area. During searches within the tunnel, soldiers discovered living quarters used by Hamas terrorists. The IDF stated that Southern Command forces are deployed in the area according to the ceasefire agreement framework and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threats in the region.

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