Hamas built a massive tunnel network in Gaza. Here's how Israeli 'weasel' forces will fight it
Ground war in Gaza may bear similarities to Iraq's battles in Fallujah or Mosul. But in Gaza, Israeli forces face an even more challenging geography.
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Ground war in Gaza may bear similarities to Iraq's battles in Fallujah or Mosul. But in Gaza, Israeli forces face an even more challenging geography.
Israeli forces are moving slowly in their ground offensive in Gaza in part to keep open the possibility of drawing Hamas militants to negotiate the release of more than 200 hostages, military specialists consulted by Reuters said. The relative caution with which Israeli troops have taken and secured slices of territory in the first days of sustained ground incursions in Gaza stands in contrast to the past three weeks of unrelenting air strikes on the Mediterranean enclave, as well as to Israel's previous land offensives there. Not going directly into Gaza's most built up areas with...
What lies in wait for Israeli ground troops in Gaza, security sources say, is a Hamas tunnel network hundreds of kilometres long and up to 80 metres deep,
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Israel-Hamas war: The Palestinian Islamist group has different kinds of tunnels running beneath the sandy 360-sq-km coastal strip and its borders - including attack, smuggling, storage and operational burrows, Western and Middle East sources familiar with the matter said.