The Israeli Military on Saturday discovered a kilometre-long, booby-trapped tunnel within the Gaza Strip, the place its troopers claimed Hamas saved as many as 20 hostages whom they’d kidnapped, following the October 7 assault.
Israeli Army spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari stated that the troopers discovered a holding space, 5 slim rooms behind steel bars, bogs, mattresses, and even drawings by a baby hostage who was freed throughout a seven-day truce in November, information company Reuters reported.
The Israeli Army launched photographs from the underground tunnel, with Hagari saying that the labyrinth was unearthed in the home of a Hamas member within the southern a part of Gaza’s Khan Younis – the town that has been a spotlight of Israel’s floor offensive in latest weeks.
“The troopers entered the tunnel the place they encountered terrorists, partaking in a battle that ended with the elimination of the terrorists,” Reuters quoted Hagari as saying.
No hostages have been discovered within the cramped cells of the tunnel.
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