Just by glancing at the news today, it appears that they were able to destroy several of these tunnels. Way to go Israel!!!
The treacherous task of tunnel demolition
How exactly does the IDF dismantle Hamass offensive tunnels, some 60-feet-deep, over a mile long, with multiple exits
BY MITCH GINSBURG July 18, 2014
The tunnel threat, the unknowingness of it, has eclipsed the threat of rockets in Israels war with Gaza. This may change in the future, if detection methods improve. For now, though, after narrowly thwarting a mega-attack in the Eshkol region on Thursday, Israel has sent in troops to find, probe, and destroy the underground arteries that stretch beneath the border, all along the border.
Conversations with current and former officers illustrate some of the challenges those forces now face in Gaza.
Read more:
The treacherous task of tunnel demolition | The Times of Israel
The treacherous task of tunnel demolition
How exactly does the IDF dismantle Hamass offensive tunnels, some 60-feet-deep, over a mile long, with multiple exits
BY MITCH GINSBURG July 18, 2014
The tunnel threat, the unknowingness of it, has eclipsed the threat of rockets in Israels war with Gaza. This may change in the future, if detection methods improve. For now, though, after narrowly thwarting a mega-attack in the Eshkol region on Thursday, Israel has sent in troops to find, probe, and destroy the underground arteries that stretch beneath the border, all along the border.
Conversations with current and former officers illustrate some of the challenges those forces now face in Gaza.
Read more:
The treacherous task of tunnel demolition | The Times of Israel