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Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamas's sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gaza's besieged civilians.AFP takes a look at Hamas's tunnel network and Israel's bid to destroy it.

Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamass sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gazas besieged civilians.takes a look at Hamass tunnel network and Israels bid to destroy it.

Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamas's sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gaza's besieged civilians.The military is determined to destroy the tunnels after Hamas's October 7 attack in southern Israel, and army chief Herzi Halevi has suggested pumping water into them is "a good idea".AFP takes a look at Hamas's tunnel network and Israel's bid to destroy it.- 'Gaza metro' -

In 2017, Raphael Cohen wrote "Five Lessons from Israel’s Wars in Gaza" for War on the Rocks, in which he looked at how the Israel Defense Forces'

A few weeks ago, from an international and domestic-U.S. PR standpoint, Israel might have been able to bring its war in Gaza in for a hard landing. Now, it has painted itself into a corner.

Seven weeks into the war, 15,000 Palestinians have been killed and there’s no end in sight

Monday’s extension is good news for anyone concerned about the humanitarian situation, but the bigger questions about the future of the war remain.

Israel’s military offensive has turned much of northern Gaza into an uninhabitable moonscape. Whole neighborhoods have been erased. Homes, schools and hospitals have been blasted by airstrikes and scorched by tank fire. Some buildings are still standing, but most are battered shells. Nearly 1 million Palestinians have fled the north, as ground combat intensified. When the war ends, any relief will quickly be overshadowed by dread as displaced families come to terms with the scale of the ca...

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israels military offensive has turned much of northern Gaza into an uninhabitable moonscape. Whole neighborhoods have been erased. Homes, schools and hospitals have been blasted by airstrikes

JERUSALEM—Israel’s military offensive has turned much of northern Gaza into an uninhabitable moonscape. Whole neighborhoods have been erased. Homes, schools and hospitals have been blasted by airstrikes and scorched by tank fire. Some buildings are still standing, but most are battered shells. Nearly 1 million Palestinians have fled the north,…