The underground terror facility discovered on Mount Dov extended for dozens of meters.

The route, several meters deep, had been used by Hamas terrorists for extended stays.

Hezbollah was planning on an Oct 7th-style invasion of Israel using these tunnels.

The raids have included entering Hezbollah’s vast tunnel network in advance of a potential ground operation that could launch as early as this week.

The IDF says it has eliminated half of Hamas's fighting force in Rafah, which had four battalions and is left with two.

The Paratroopers brigade neutralized booby-trapped buildings and discovered stockpiles of weapons. 

A massive tragedy was prevented due to religious Jews collecting wheat for the preparation of Passover matzohs during the Land of Israel's sabbatical year.

Following the destruction of a tunnel, a sophisticated network utilized by senior Hamas leaders has been revealed.

The IDF have suspected that he has been hiding in terror tunnels in Gaza using hostages as human shields. 

The flooding of tunnels is only utilized 'in locations where it is suitable,' stated the IDF.

The IDF predicts that they may completely defeat Hamas as a fighting force in several weeks.

In the area, they saw mattresses, caged cells, kitchen and food supplies, and a drawing that was made by 6-year-old Emilia Aloni who was freed in late November.

The mission uncovered hidden facilities, tunnel networks, and exposed the terror organization's strategic infrastructure.

However, UNRWA officials sounded the alarm on the presence of tunnels under U.N. facilities twice in 2017, and again in 2021 and 2022.

The estimated total length of all the tunnels reaches into the hundreds of kilometers, with some big enough to drive trucks through.

IDF Spokesperson RAdm. Daniel Hagari navigates a Hamas subterranean terrorist tunnel, emerging at a Gaza hospital.

Channel 12 received a behind-the-scenes look into how the IDF is preparing to fight in the underground corridors.

Avi Issacharoff, the creator of Israel's 'Fauda,' discusses Hamas's vast tunnel network in Gaza and its strategy to draw the IDF into the Palestinian enclave.

These tunnels are just another reason why we need to free Gaza from Hamas, now more than ever.

Tunnel crossed the Israel-Gaza border but not the IDF's underground barrier.

'When the time comes, they will pay the price,' said Maj. Gen. Amir Baram, the head of the IDF’s Northern Command.

Palestinian terror groups have spent an estimated $1.25 billion on Gaza's tunnels.

Recently, an elite IDF unit revealed Hamas’ deepest known terror tunnel, 230 feet beneath the earth’s surface.

Israel has completed a new security barrier with the Gaza Strip that combines hi-tech with defense expertise in innovative ways.

'These events are a new example, but not the only one, of Hamas’ absurd use of civilian areas.'

This was not the first time that the North American media channel has shown bias towards teh Jewish State when reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

'Sometimes he annoys the viewers, sometimes he makes them laugh, but it is hard to say that they remain indifferent to him,' writes N12 reporter Ori Isaac.

'What we saw in Hamas in Gaza is a small example of what Hezbollah has in Lebanon,' says Maj. (res.) Tal Beeri of the Alma Center, which released the report.

'Abu Al-Bahaa,' a commander in Islamic Jihad’s Al-Quds Brigades Commando Unit, said that the Gaza tunnels will be the graveyard of the 'soldiers of the occupation.'

Instead of using funds to better the lives of the Palestinian people, Hamas spends most of its resources on terror.

'Since Operation Protection Edge in 2014, Hamas’ main effort was to build a network of tunnels, which are located in close proximity to hospitals and civilian buildings,' said a senior IDF officer.

Millions of funds that were intended to boost the welfare of the Palestinian people were used to build these terror tunnels.

IDF had to build an elevator to allow soldiers to reach the tunnel that was 22 stories underground.

Last year, the IDF destroyed six Hezbollah tunnels that ran from Lebanon into Israel.

Israel's envoy to the UN Danny Danon recently took a delegation of fellow ambassadors to the Gaza border, to see Hamas' terror infrastructure first hand.

Israel's envoy to the UN Danny Danon recently took a delegation of fellow ambassadors to the Gaza border, to see Hamas' terror infrastructure first hand.

Hamas continues to launch rockets at Israeli civilians and its leader openly declares the terror group's ominous plans to attack the Jewish state.

See the surprising way the the IDF trains to confront terrorists in the tunnels they dig under Israel's border.

While Netanyahu warned the diplomats that Iran controls Lebanon politically via its terror proxy Hezbollah, Danon showed them proof of Iran's intentions to direct attacks on the Jewish state via cross-border terror tunnels.

'None of the new tunnels had reached the Israeli border, unlike the six tunnels that have been destroyed by Israel,' announced an Israeli official, adding that the tunnels could still be used to infiltrate Israel.