"Unveiling Hamas: Inside the Tunnels Used to Conceal Hostages and Militant Leaders"
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The Israel Defense Forces have revealed a tunnel in a Hamas stronghold in the Gaza Strip, which was used to hide high-ranking members of the terrorist group and hold hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas' offer for a cease-fire and hostage release, stating that surrendering to their demands would only invite more conflict. The tunnel, built under a civilian area, held approximately 12 hostages, with three already returned to Israel. The IDF found intelligence materials, weapons, and battled Hamas inside the tunnel, emphasizing their commitment to achieving "complete victory."
- IDF video reveals tunnel used to hide Hamas members, hostages in terrorist group's stronghold Fox News
- A barred gate, a musty chamber and dirty dishes: Inside the underground compound where Israel says hostages were held CNN
- Inside the Hamas Tunnels That Conceal Militant Leaders and Israeli Hostages The Wall Street Journal
- Dozen cages for hostages found in Gaza, used by Hamas as human shields The Jerusalem Post
- IDF reveals tunnel in Khan Younis used by top Hamas brass, and later to hold hostages The Times of Israel
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