- Israeli forces reveal Hamas tunnel details in Gaza
- IDF reports 7 km tunnel with 80 rooms in Rafah area
Israel has reported the discovery of a huge Hamas tunnel in Gaza even as fighting continues despite a ceasefire agreement. The input states that Israeli forces kept up their attacks on the Gaza Strip with an aim to end Hamas. It notes that the IDF also struck parts of Lebanon. Meanwhile, officials reported the identification of what they described as a major Hamas tunnel structure in Gaza.
According to the information provided, the IDF identified the Hamas tunnel as roughly 7 kilometers long and about 25 meters deep. Israel released a video of the tunnel and described it as having nearly 80 rooms. The material emphasizes that this is the largest tunnel discovered in Gaza so far. The input also states that Israeli forces confirmed that key Hamas leaders, including Mohammed Sinwar and Mohammed Shabana, used the tunnel as a hiding place. It further says that “previously kidnapped IDF officer Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was also held here,” and that Israeli forces seized items related to him.
The input reports that the tunnel was discovered in the densely populated Rafah area. It adds that the IDF said the tunnel passed through sensitive places, including a UNRWA compound, mosques, clinics and schools. It states that the Israeli forces described the underground structure as a kind of city with very hard living conditions. The released video, according to the provided material, showed that the tunnel had tiled sections. The input says Hamas built special facilities in the tunnel, including about 80 rooms.
The report also notes that IDF forces found bathrooms with Western toilets, command control rooms, long-term residence areas and a large stockpile of weapons inside the structure. The IDF posted related video content on social media, according to the source text. No extra details were included about the operational impact of the discovery or its link to ongoing military actions.
The content provided does not include casualty figures, timeframes of the discovery or official comments from other parties. Therefore, this article is limited to the explicit details supplied.
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