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The total size and dimensions of the Palestinian tunnel network in the Gaza Strip is unknown, with all parties involved keeping the details classified. [6] [7] [8] In 2016, Ismail Haniyeh, the former Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority and later Chairman of the Hamas Government, indicated that the tunnel network was double the size of the Củ Chi tunnels, which were developed ...
Leaflets were dropped with maps into Khan Yunis depicting hundreds of evacuation zones. [55] [57] An Israeli airstrike destroyed a large building in Khan Yunis. [58] The Gaza Health Ministry claimed that over 180 people were killed since the truce ended. [59] [60] Five Israeli soldiers were wounded in a mortar attack near Nirim. [61]
The Israeli military said Wednesday it has found evidence that hostages were present in an underground tunnel in the Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, which has become the focus of Israel's ground ...
The IDF recovered the bodies of three hostages killed on 7 October, including Shani Louk, from a tunnel in Gaza. [92] [93] Hamas official Sharhabil al-Sayed, who was in charge of the group's operations in Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on his car in Majdal Anjar, Lebanon. [94]
Five rockets were fired from Khan Yunis at communities in southern Israel. [491] The IDF announced that it uncovered and destroyed a 900-meter-long tunnel in Al-Amal neighborhood, Khan Yunis. [492] Two people were wounded during a shooting in the West Bank. [493] At least 23 Palestinians were arrested by Israeli forces during raids in Hebron ...
The Hamad City incursion was a two–week Israeli military operation against Hamas forces in the apartment complex and neighborhood of Hamad City, Khan Yunis, in the Gaza Strip. Battle On 3 March, Israeli forces entered Hamad City , setting up checkpoints there and telling civilians to leave. [ 8 ]
According to Israel, their intentions were to: first, search for the bodies of Israeli hostages in a certain location after receiving intelligence to that end; and second, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) alleged, without providing evidence, that the digging up of Beit Hanoun Cemetery near Khan Yunis was due to a Hamas command center in a tunnel ...
[10] [44] In an announcement the same day, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant claimed that Hamas forces has ceased to exist as a military force in Khan Yunis and stated the withdrawal was in preparation for the planned Rafah offensive. [45] However, rockets were fired by Palestinian forces in Khan Yunis immediately after the IDF's withdrawal. [46]