💣 How Does Israel Handle HAMAS' Tunnel Network in Gaza?

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Since 2007, Hamas has built over 1,300 tunnels in Gaza, some reaching depths of 30-40 meters, to protect their elements and conceal rocket batteries. Following the latest attack by Hamas, Israel is now focusing on dismantling Gaza's expansive tunnel network before initiating a ground operation.
🎬 Key Points:
📌 Israel has sought to neutralize Hamas-built tunnels in Gaza through methods like combat engineering and an underground border wall.
📌 In the 2008-2009 Gaza War, it allegedly deployed the GBU-28 bunker-buster bomb, which uses simple physics to penetrate 100 feet of earth with its 4,637-pound frame and 630 pounds of high explosives.
📌 Guided by lasers and equipped with smart fuzes to detonate post-penetration, the GBU-28 inflicts massive damage on targets and surroundings.
📌 Israel, having reportedly requested the advanced GBU-72 bomb from the US in 2021, potentially utilizes it in campaigns despite unconfirmed acquisition, leveraging its enhanced fuse system and capacity to induce wider-range subterranean destruction.
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💣 How Does Israel Handle HAMAS' Tunnel Network in Gaza?
🎥 Key Video Chapters:
0:00 - Hamas tunnel network and its dangers
0:53 - How Israel destroys Hamas tunnels
1:52 - GBU-28 bunker buster bomb
2:43 - GBU-72 replacing GBU-28
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[@haitolawrence5986]

Just imagine what they could achieve if they put as much effort into improving the lives of their people as they did into the construction of these tunnels.....

[@event4216]

And not to mention huge funds they receive from international organizations meant to improve life of civilians (not sure there's distinct line in Gaza between Hamas and civilians).

[@m.b5777]

They have the right to defend their people against occupation. They have the right to attack occupiers who are living on stolen land. If someone occupied your home and kicked out your family you will do the same

[@alexbarnett8541]

They live as basically as possible in order to spend money on weapons. Kind of like how poor people spend money on dirt bikes and scratch tickets.

[@nasriidhia3327]

gaza is bascially open air prison with isrealy non stop bombardment... hamas fights for the rights of the ppl to exist

[@hashimaliahmed3675]

Mind your own criminal

[@Parchouli]

This tunnel is insane. The money they use in this tunnel is good enough to built their electricity and water supply for their citizen. They cry they are poor but a poor state couldn’t afford this expensive, compels and elaborate tunnels.

[@bigtimefacttv6639]

Sometimes evil in the heart of men makes them poor

[@cynthialobo1500]

All islamic countries are poor just because they use all their money to destroy others. For example Pakistan used all money on war weapons and nukes.

[@user-dp1rf5tn1v]

Mexican Cartels have been doing the same thing for years and exactly why I have been saying for decades that America needs to build another canal between Tijuana and the Texas/ Mexican borders and fill it up with piranhas and alligators and make the canals over 100 feet deep and that should slow down the illegal aliens and drugs to a minimum risk, and put in every 100 miles legitimate legal ports of entry for legal immigration and tourism for either side of the border! Meanwhile if the Mexican Government doesn't do anything about the corruption of the Government and the Cartels then perhaps the United States military should go ahead and start leveling anything that resembles the Cartels footholds and government buildings as well till they finally comprehend how they have no other options then retire with the money they've already killed enough Americans for the their monies?

[@wecx2375]

It costs about $1000 per Kilometer which takes about 2 weeks. They use cheap labor for a couple dollars an hour. (this is just to dig the tunnel without any bells and whistles)

[@wecx2375]

​​@@tomlolo1849fight for what? Israel already removed their settlements and left gaza in like 2006. All that land is theirs but they choose to be terrorists instead of build a country.

[@dj1NM3]

If you were wondering where humanitarian aide, in the form of building materials, went to: It's pretty obvious that a vast amounts of timber and cement/concrete went into shoring-up these terror tunnels, rather than being used for building schools, hospitals, public infrastructure or housing in Gaza Strip.

[@blackrimo6509]

hahaha these comments wondering why they waste their money on tunnels. the answer is simple if we take your land you will make tunnels even in the ass of your attacker and the Second World War is a perfect example of the number of tunnels built.

[@dharialurie2195]

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[@fartnutssupreme4930]

@@blackrimo6509you’re right history is all about who lived there first right? In that case almost no nation should ever exist. Idiot.

[@yuval1716]

The History of the imaginary Palestinian state: 1. Before Israel there was a British Mandate, not a Palestinian state 2. Before the British Mandate, it was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 3. Before the Ottoman Empire Was the Islamic State of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state. 4. Before the Islamic State of the Mamluks from Egypt, the Arab-Kurdish Empire was the Ayyubid, not a Palestinian state. 5. Before the Ayyubid Empire was the Frankish and Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state. 6. Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem was the Umayyad and Fatimid empire, not a Palestinian state. 7. Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, the Byzantine Empire was not a Palestinian state. 8. Before the Byzantine Empire, there were Sassanids, not a Palestinian state. 9. Before the Sassanid Empire was the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state. 10. Before the Byzantine Empire was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 11. Before the Roman Empire it was a Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state. 12. Before the Hasmonean state was the Seleucid, not a Palestinian state. 13. Before the Seleucid Empire was the Empire of Alexander, not a Palestinian state. 14. Before Alexander's empire it was the Persian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 15. Before the Persian Empire was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 16. Before the Babylonian Empire were the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, not a Palestinian state. 17. Before the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was no kingdom of Israel in the kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 18. Before the Kingdom of Israel, the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel was not a Palestinian state. 19. Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an accumulation of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state. 20. In fact, in this plot of land kingdoms fell and fell .. But there was never a Palestinian state or a people.!@## The Palestinians are Arabs and Arabs came from the Arabian Peninsula, they are indigenous to the Arabian Peninsula . It is pure propaganda to claim that Arabs are native to Palestine or that the Palestinians are not Arabs.!@#mmm!!!!!!@#

[@blackwater11B]

​@@yuval1716❤bravo well spoken they have never had a land

[@5KAmenshawn]

Pumps and seawater. Fill'em to the brim. No need to deal with all the traps and terrorists. Just start the pumps and let the water deal with the problems.

[@To.Si.Ma.]

Gaza river is right there. Add some piranha. 🐟

[@event4216]

Sea water also spoils soil and makes in unusable for agriculture.

[@snakeplissken526]

@@event4216So does high explosive, don't think anyone will be farming there any time soon.

[@Ultrapro011]

@@event4216 well thats an added benefit

[@amblincork]

The deepth of the tunnels meas the layer of soil for growing plans etc should not be impacted @@event4216

[@auxiliary4023]

It'll be interesting to hear what Hamas think of the performance of these bunker busters, doubt we'll get much feedback from them somehow.

[@joebermuda6452]

Lmaoooooooo love it

[@shonuffizhere5670]

Too deep.. They just mess up an entrance.

[@shapsugh1864]

They've responded with a video attacking and capturing an Israeli tank crew on foot, hope your doubts are cleared off now

[@roryjoseph7645]

just the fact we are talking about those tunnels must mean they are still around being used

[@womsky4537]

We in iraq had a taste in 2003, yeah those things worked, worked hard.

[@user-sp1lf2qm9u]

هم يموتون حرباً٠ونحنو نموت قهراً هم تنزف دمائهم ٠ونحنو تنزف قلوبنا هم الشهداء ونحنو المصابون ٠٠البأس هناك والألم هنا يعصر اكبادنا حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل ☝️ يارب استودعناك غزه واهلها ومجاهديها🇵🇸🇵🇸🤲

[@tjaaaaaaaa]

This was a very good and informative video! Thank you!

[@JZainbear]

They’re on the coast. Pump sea water in day and night until every entrance spouts like a fountain. Sea water will ruin everything and collapse the tunnels. Works for moles too.

[@innocentbystander8038]

Or pump several million litres of petrol into the tunnel system and light a match. Or there are plenty of types of gases(such as Co2) that are heavier than air. Pumping this into entries would force all the oxygen out. There is a lot of potential solutions to those tunnnels.

[@barackblows1942]

@@innocentbystander8038Yes and FJB could get credit for reducing CO2 and the climate change hoax. FJB 🖕🇨🇳

[@Nilanjan35]

Actually there's a possibility that the terrorists are holding hostages in those tunnels.

[@thonderlig2]

The problem is finding the tunnels

[@spider3web221]

"works for moles" thanks for the laugjh😊

[@BaronEvola123]

Gaza could have had a Mediterranean paradise hotel and casino strip, a modern airport and sea port. It could have invested in having the most prestigious university in the ME and become a tech hub. But no...they chose the pay per slay victim game instead.

[@yaser62412]

Israel doesn't allow them to have any new tech and destroyed the International airport they once had. so they pay for war to be able to one day do the things you named

[@ren2871]

Israel left behind billions of dollars of infrastructure, including state of the art farms and greenhouses, within 24 hours of disengaging from Gaza, Hamas fighters burned those farms and greenhouses down. All they know is how to destroy

[@jefmoesy]

I hope that they spilled their last chance with this attack, they dont belong there since they keep wanting to kill all yews, little hitlers they are.

[@karimsc3921]

Who cares, since the leaders are not living there, and their propaganda machine (al jazeera...) Are in Qatar, Turkey, Iran, they don't think about the citizens cause they see them as a political, religious tool.

[@Ahmedabdilnasir]

What a stupid idea

[@almanyma]

القوة كلها لله عز وجل وهو الغالب على امره بل ان الكون كاملا هو تحت سيطرة الله

[@jasperhayes-klein2929]

This is excellent reporting. Thank you.

[@eshelly4205]

The irony is the the cement is supplied by Israel to help the people of Gaza….

[@subaruamazon]

who built them and how were they built?

[@eshelly4205]

@@subaruamazon Hamas terrorist built it with the resources given to them by Israel. It was suppose to be for civilian infrastructure but like everything else they used it for themselves

[@a5cent]

A society that was not artificially forced into poverty could make their own cement, and wouldn't have to be so dependent on others. This applies to everything. Food. Water. Energy. Building materials. Everything. And it's intentional.

[@jvmila100]

and those millions $$ are also coming from somewhere 😢😢😢

[@Jesssco]

​@@jvmila100Iran

[@rogerodle8750]

I have heard that the pressure wave formed by the blast is so great tunnel any humans in the tunnel become essentially two-dimensional and are incinerated -- by the pressure.

[@johnrussell5896]

If they got tunnels start digging. Your tunnels that connect to their way to make your own tunnels then you connected them and you win the war do the same with their doing

[@jeffersonkee6440]

That would also kill hostages if they are present.

[@Jack-russell103]

What da fuq did tou try and say? Lol sheeeesh@@johnrussell5896

[@lucasardinias]

I tunnel hanno delle curve per evitare questo problema. Lo facevano pure i Viet Cong

[@duran9664]

1 big problem 🙄 These bombs r extremely expensive & it would cost billions to target the 1300 tunnels 🙄 I wonder which tax payers would be forced to pay for this 😮‍💨

[@reemharoun9283]

اللهم انصر المسلمين في غزة وثبت اقدامهم

[@rodochrous]

وسوسة الشيطان في قلب أمكاللهم انصر المسلمين في غزة وثبت اقدامهم

[@Patendyck76]

Whichever way you look at these tunnels they are a lovely feat of engineering.

[@davidleighton7557]

Flood the tunnels with water, then pass an electric current into them. Shocking!

[@DK-lg7ti]

its good idea to. plus Amonia gas or propane work faster and longer too

[@Banker88]

Send in armed robots first

[@salaahkhayr2398]

David projecting? Been part of terrorist Jews??

[@firminorules]

Unleash lions and tigers into the Hamas tunnels. They will take out the idiot Hamas and also set off all the booby traps. Then, when everything is cleared, send in the soldiers. Easy.

[@mikebledig7208]

Brilliant!

[@Tuckaway]

In WW2 the Americans used Napalm and flamethrowers to clear the enemy out of tunnels and caves.

[@HepCatJack]

In Vietnam the tunnels were very costly for US troops to clear.

[@parkchanhwee]

not sure it was successful during the Vietnam War.

[@shonuffizhere5670]

That stuff doesn't go around corners

[@diegofernandez8328]

It depends of terrain.. don't forget Vietnam is all jungle .. this is desert.. . could be easily to clean it, but also a bit hard cause its inside town and civilians. @@HepCatJack

[@arthur-ri4zo]

What's your point? .................... DURING WWI: Chemical weapons were first used systematically in this war. Chemical weapons in World War I included phosgene, tear gas, chlorarsines and mustard gas. At the beginning of the war, Germany had the most advanced chemical industry in the world, accounting for more than 80% of the world's dye and chemical production. Although the use of poison gas had been banned by the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907, Germany turned to this industry for what it hoped would be a decisive weapon to break the deadlock of trench warfare. Chlorine gas was first used on the battlefield in April 1915 at the Second Battle of Ypres in Belgium. The unknown gas appeared to be a simple smoke screen, used to hide attacking soldiers, and Allied troops were ordered to the front trenches to repel the expected attack. The gas had a devastating effect, killing many defenders or, when the wind direction changed and blew the gas back, many attackers.

[@themerlynn]

The bomb that was sled dropped in the video, also with the massive explosion with foliage behind it is NOT agbu 28 or a gbu 72. That was a MOAB. not a bunker buster.

[@addanametocontinue]

I still find it hard to visualize enough velocity via means of gravity on a cylinder that would allow it to penetrate 100ft into the ground. Mind boggling.

[@jj4791]

32.17404ft/s^2 x 31.081 seconds = 1,000ft/s or Mach 0.895. From an altitude as low as 15,540.5ft. Take it up to 45,000ft = 53s freefall and mach 1.52 impact of 1,700ft/s.

[@si-5814]

@@jj4791how does this impact accuracy if it’s laser guided?

[@Sage71951]

Suggestion. One way to deal with the tunnel system would be to flood it. You’re close to the sea. Just start pumping water in until the tunnels fill up.

[@Madmun357]

100% agree

[@Allah_The_shit_cleaner]

or by releasing hazardous gas in tunnels

[@bigbarty8648]

Much cheaper too.

[@sue.F]

The GBU doesn’t require such pinpoint accuracy, neither does it require risk to personnel who would need to be in close proximity, furthermore running pipelines from the sea requires time-consuming and costly engineering that would be vulnerable to sabotage. Lastly, the labyrinth of tunnels can effectively be closed off so only sections would flood.

[@jobyputhur6069]

😂😂

[@armyman1245]

im glad we get tutorials in this war and superstars with cameras in there faces might as well broadcast the war in the movie theaters

[@user-hl5ce1xs6h]

اللهم أنصر أخواننا في فلسطين 🇵🇸 يارب العالمين أخوكم من المغرب 🇲🇦

[@rodochrous]

وسوسة الشيطان في قلب أمك

[@abramswee]

we use a cabled controlled robot for sewer pipe inspection and i believe the IDF can use similiar technology to make a mockup of a robot with armaments to secure or blow out these tunnels

[@zevcohen7456]

They have used these before (there is some good gopro videos from it on youtube) I think it was used for tunnels they found in the israeli side but for a large scale descruction I dont think it would work as well

[@shaygen8082]

I think it would cost much less if they drew water from the sea and flooded those tunnels.

[@sebell69]

it would salt the land

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

They need to invade first to do that.Tunels can also be blocked so in wouldn't fill everything with watter and you will give a warning to the enemy by doing that

[@mookiewilson4166]

@@sebell69That amount of salt would be absolutely negligible, and so deep that it wouldn’t matter if it did.

[@sebell69]

@@mookiewilson4166

[@mookiewilson4166]

@@sebell69 Back of the envelope math: Let’s say you had as they estimate perhaps even 200km of tunnels in Gaza that were 1m by 2m high, as they appear to build. You’d have 400,000 cubic metres of sea water to fill them. The amount of salt in that seawater would be 35g per litre. You’re talking 14,000kg of salt (or 14 metric tonnes). Here in Canada, we drive salt trucks nonstop in winter. My truck distributes 8 tonnes of salt in a single shift on the surface of the road. You’re talking one night’s worth of road salt for two trucks. It doesn’t even stop the grass and weeds from growing at the edges of the road. Even if I am grossly underestimating the size of the tunnels from the reports we have from both Hamas and Israeli intelligence. Let’s say they were 10 times bigger-you’re talking an amount of salt that we put on a stretch of surface road in a week or two and it doesn’t even kill the grass. 100-150 feet beneath the surface of a porous desert where it will drain downward. Believe me, it’s negligible. Forests grow here on top of tar sands 6 feet beneath the surface.

[@bobmears3732]

Can you fill them from like 40 openings with a heavy gas? Like CO ?

[@redcilli3556]

Happy October From 🇧🇩❤️🇵🇸

[@Aaron_Syme]

that second one is insane lol.

[@Broken-Flesh]

The idea of being in a tunnel deep underground freaks me out. 😱

[@CraigTheBrute-yf7no]

Luckily it freaks out the aparthied occupying forces too.

[@Broken-Flesh]

@@CraigTheBrute-yf7no You remind me of my dad.

[@Kromsmitesyou]

​@CraigTheBrute-yf7no nothing is going to freak out your hamas buddies for much longer because they're going to be dead as fried chicken. Bye bye jagoffs 👋👋😘🇺🇲🇮🇱

[@mchrysogelos7623]

what about in a submarine?

[@darkmoon4135]

Maybe a tunnel inside a cave within a mountain, secure by reinforce steel and concrete like a fallout shelter? I don't like tight claustrophobic, tight and narrow little crawl spaces underground. Like what if I get stuck and someone take advantage of me while I'm not looking would be a weird "Hey step brother" moment.

[@bobjensen4051]

The best way to fill up the tunnel system is to use liquid concrete. It’s good at rebuilding a firm foundation for future construction, also it’s cheaper than bomb blowing

[@ncacia8]

Think I'd go with the GBU-72. Once they are thoroughly tested on Hamas tunnels then we can use the improved versions on a few of our "cartel tunnels" along the southern border.

[@myhandle370]

Wishing good luck to Israel. This must never happen again.

[@adetresnaRoyana]

Bravo Absoloutly Brilliant Tactic

[@davidrothschild719]

Fuel air explosion was used by the US in Afghanistan and Iraq. It was invented by the physics department of the University of Michigan in 1975, and developed at their Dearborn Labs. I ought to know because my student group exposed this and astonished the university president with the info, the university was not allowed to develop weapons. Fuel air drastically changes air pressure, exploding inner organs, even if you are 100 feet underground. In the 2006 Lebanese War, IDF commanders requested it, but permission was blocked. I hope and pray this time it is granted.

[@mateoleon524]

Those tunnels would be great for a fearless robot :-)

[@think2much223]

This world will never change .

[@borky1987]

Yep

[@lbarbato6425]

Looks like Hamas poked a much bigger fighter in the eyes and now the bigger fighter is teaching them a valuable lesson, don’t pick a fight you can’t win.

[@CraigTheBrute-yf7no]

The “bigger” fighter has been bombing old women & babies from a safe distance for 80 years & they still haven’t won.

[@keep1228]

This is a must share.

[@user-wz5mq7eh7v]

It doesn't need a sophisticated war machine to destroy those tunnels. Don't underestimate the power of gasoline and match-stick!

[@ralphgreenjr.2466]

This is what the M-2 flame thrower is for. Three second wet shot followed by a hot burst. Follow up with demolition to seal the entrance. No need to enter the death trap.

[@electricalron]

They could just flood it with water. Like they do for rats. Hamas are rats.

[@akash5808]

Israhelli teππoπist

[@AndreAnyone]

zionist=nazis

[@markb8426]

Everyone is scared the hostages are in the tunnels too tho

[@shtroizn]

Please don't insult rats!

[@jascha2765]

@@markb8426 the Hostages are dead by now...

[@chivauk]

How do they know the location of the tunnels?

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Absolutely amazing.

[@hctim96]

I was thinking water also and would filling the tunnels with smoke tell where all the entrances and exits are?

[@octagonPerfectionist]

they have pumps and drainage, and there are MANY separate tunnel complexes that aren't even connected. none of that will help.

[@NLINE7]

How about Propane pumped into the tunnels. They have those weapons stockpile in there and with a spark, boom.

[@wally7856]

@@NLINE7 Propane is fun, acetylene is even funner.

[@maneshipocrates2264]

But it may kill the hostages too.

[@dennisg4053]

@@octagonPerfectionist Did you ever Consider??? That each separate tunnel complex can be Attacked Separately. It really is NOIT that complex. Smoke would expose what is connected to what. Collapsing large sections traps those inside. Becoming their Tomb instead pf their Fortress.

[@robertbrown5319]

I think Israel's hi-tech robot technology would be useful.

[@robertbrown5319]

@@nawnaw4709 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5y5n2d8gqufoKM

[@mchrysogelos7623]

@@nawnaw4709 sure thing precious.

[@bk2177]

Fans of star wars?

[@Phil-D83]

And they dig deeper, and/or redig the existing ones. If they dig a top tunnels and partially fill them water, it will take the hit for the lower tunnels, which remain untouched.

[@gwinzi-knight]

the missile is useless when you dont know the underground tunnels

[@j.chisholm3391]

I guess they should drag a ground penetrating radar system around(several, works down to groundwater line, can work down to 30 meters). That will work (used all the time for archeology) for location of some tunnels. We used that, and seismic jugs (can be dragged behind road vehicles that aren't tracked, hundreds of meters, jugs dragged on a cable behind a vehicle), for highway work in the middle east, to detect voids underground. GBU later.

[@furuwrecker1420]

Yes, and then we call Harry Potter 😂

[@benjaminshropshire2900]

A B-52 could pack up to something 70 of some kinds of bunker busters in one flight. About a dozen sorties of that could drop one every 50m or so along the entire border of the Gaza strip. No need to wander around in the open, risk missing something or give up the chance to deliver the message "If you're with Hamas, congrats, your F***ed." The only way this thing is going to end is when everyone still alive in their convinces *themselves* that Israel cares more about what happens to them then Hamas and company do.

[@duran9664]

1 big problem 🙄 These bombs r extremely expensive & it would cost billions to target the 1300 tunnels 🙄 I wonder which tax payers would be forced to pay for this 😮‍💨

[@footjn532]

​@@duran9664Jews are all over the world and one of the richest country..They will not directly support Israel bcz of thier buisness but surely they will support indirectly.

[@mchrysogelos7623]

@@furuwrecker1420 go back to your games and cartoons.

[@unclefester9113]

They need mini punker busters. They could also Just try flooding the networks.

[@marthalepi813]

Using UN fund building tunnels instead of developing and improving their living standards.

[@eyesonyou99]

This is where the real war will be fought. Praying for safety of the Israeli soldiers as well as innocent Gazans. As much as possible Israel needs to bring film and news crews into the tunnels and report from there. I hope full mapping is done as well.

[@vaughnmcmillan8400]

Don't bore us with it's capabilities - SHOW us it!s successes!

[@Picasso_305]

New satellites can detect with good accuracy under ground anomolies like tunnels and bunkers

[@To.Si.Ma.]

Never watched Oak Island?

[@luke_skywanker7643]

Yep. And I'm sure they're using that technology right now.

[@RkR2001]

Great Video

[@nitupvladimirevich3192]

Are those under tel aviv ?

[@lenf3641]

I had a groundhog family underneath my house's deck twice. Each time I found an entrance and exit the tunnel they dug. I covered the exit with a heavy brick block and through the smoke bomb into the entrance covering the entrance with the same cement brick block again. I haven't seen groundhogs again in the last 20 years.

[@ShiningSunMorningStar]

Heartless 😢

[@richardthetroll6758]

Would this work to keep my kids out of the fridge at night 😮

[@lenf3641]

@@ShiningSunMorningStar last time I checked, my HBM is 56

[@basementcat5618]

Mark my words, groundhog day is coming. :-\

[@ellieprice3396]

Good meat. Lots of energy.

[@jurgen1111]

For a view from experience, I can recommend the channel @CivDiv . He also talks about his (or his comrades) experience with Turkish bombardments, while sitting in a tunnel system and essentially not even realizing that the bombardment had already started. Even the possibility of flooding or oxygen depletion seems to be easier said than done. This whole thing will probably take a long time. It might all come down to how medieval Israel allows itself to become.

[@raylopez99]

Do the Turks have these bombs? I doubt it. Israel gets about 50% of all foreign military aid from the USA so they have the latest and greatest munitions.

[@maxfmfdm]

They should look up techniques for destroying ant nests I bet that's a good place to start.

[@Feyser1970]

the barbarians killing civilians children women unarmed is hamas using medieval murder torture methods

[@Madame702]

Well you could do something like in ideal conditions with electricity, but with no electricity the problem then become really hard. You need bring your own electrical equipment and pumps. Then it assumes that Hamas isn't shooting at you or sending waves of suicide bombers.

[@dr1flush]

That video is going to really bum people out here. The tunnel rat experts in the comments think tunnel warfare is simple and not problematic. When in reality a handful of soldiers can hold off an army with a proper tunnel system

[@jordanmetcalf9496]

If there is anything weve learned in Afghanistan and Vietnam, modern armies with expensive bombs and munitions are no match for motivated insurgents.

[@nitsannaeem3210]

how to find tannels ?

[@anatolymayburd5205]

Why not to pump sea water in the tunnels, spiked with a UV die? Or by a liquid explosive, or just by oil? And then - ignite

[@user-qx3bp8cr8l]

Этого требует очень много времени. И это время мусульмани сидит и смотрит тебя?!

[@victuz]

Because there may be hostages down there.

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

This is pretty much what our border with Mexico looks like

[@ICMFX]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lilfishbigsea007]

Mexico sucks

[@basementcat5618]

If instead of migrants, we had zombies at the boarder. Hmm, might make a good movie.

[@0077alfie]

No one likes Muslims, No one likes CATHOLICS. The only difference between Muslims and CATHOLICS is the continent they destroy. Vote accordingly.

[@0077alfie]

@@basementcat5618 No one likes Muslims, No one likes CATHOLICS. The only difference between Muslims and CATHOLICS is the continent they destroy. Vote accordingly.

[@rewardsoverwater7821]

How much Argon can you put in these tunnels?

[@ph11p3540]

Some tunnels are built with shockwave reflector section. Essentially, compartmentalizing a tunnel network. They can be a pressure door, frenzellated ribbed tunnel walls, and s curve passages. Tunnels can also be reinforced with rockbolts similar to those used in underground mines. Best way to defeat such a tunnel network is to pump them with an explosive fuel air mixture

[@TheTAEclub]

Yeah these bunker busters aren't going to do anything with modern war tunnels Flooding it with water won't work for sure but I like your thinking explosive air mixture but good luck getting to the entrance that's not a fun job plus they can just call artillery on themselves if they think they are being gassed with explosives

[@chanchisum395]

Vacuum bomb?

[@user-vf3mr1fg3j]

We are with the Good against evil. 100 millions of Indians are with Israel 🇮🇱✅🇮🇱 🇮🇳✅ justice will be delivered.

[@orvelleong5725]

A lot of baygon in 7-11 or any convenient store, manufactured by Buyer from Germany hehehe.....

[@lattehour]

or with water from the sea

[@vespasian266]

Just watched an american mercenary on his channel, says tunnels are pretty much imper viable to most bombs. and those special bombs are few and far between. best just cover up entrances when you can find them.

[@shrk128]

Nothing's impervious. The Nazis thought their sub-pens were indestructible, then the british put a spicy lawn-dart through their roof. Osama and friends thought their tunnels were impervious, then the 'muricans dropped the mother of all spicy lawn-darts and yeeted them to their 72 virgin coomers.

[@philnleblanc6664]

I guess you’re an expert after watching that video. Watch out everyone, the next general is over here.

[@ericcampbell8881]

JDAM'S would handle it easy

[@stoptrudeau42]

KZbin 4 star general

[@lashashapira3406]

@@philnleblanc6664

[@janlencer]

for this the Flamethrower was invented

[@d36williams]

These dudes I see that fight in tunnels have been laughing off bunker busters. The buster has to be extremely accurate

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

It would be really nice if both Israelis and Palestinians, tired of all the fighting and destruction, decided to stop and say, "Okay, that's enough." Picture a time when they agree to live together peacefully, showing respect and understanding for each other. Imagine neighborhoods where people from both sides, instead of fighting, choose to be friends. Instead of using violence, they talk to each other and try to understand each other's feelings. This decision to live together in peace would be a new start, based on everyone treating each other with kindness. In this picture, they build connections where there used to be divisions. They solve problems by talking, not by hurting each other. This is a powerful example of how people can choose to make peace when they're tired of conflict. When leaders and regular people make these promises, they're not just making their own lives better. They're also showing the world that even after tough times, people can come together and create a future where everyone gets along. This journey from conflict to cooperation can inspire others, proving that when people work together, they can make a better world. Let's hope that this idea of everyone agreeing to live in peace inspires and helps the people in that area to build a better, more peaceful future. May they find the strength to leave behind the problems of the past and, together, create a future where they understand, help, and celebrate each other.

[@ren2871]

Lol, that's a pipe dream. The Palestinians hate Israel more than they love their own children, always have and always will

[@user-wj2hc5zc1f]

After reading the comments, I see you are the only human among all these monsters here. I respect your idea of peace & humanity. Justice on earth can only bring peace, humanity & brotherhood.

[@GeorgeJocelyn]

fat chance

[@emadalruwishan8305]

They are not neighbours! One group almost 70 years ago occupied the other! Do you think Ukrainian will forgive Russia after 50 years for occupying killing and taking their lands! It will never happen!

[@atensor9054]

You sure are a dreamer, but given the ideology and mentality of these people... never gonna happen.

[@paultribbett7765]

would it work to flood the tunnels with sea water????

[@Banker88]

In 2013 Egypt flooded Hamas tunnels crossing its boarders with sewage. Worked Israel just needs to do it with seawater.

[@afrobluatlanta2380]

Why sea water??

[@luke_skywanker7643]

It's nearby.@@afrobluatlanta2380

[@billklatsch5058]

@@afrobluatlanta2380Ignoring that the idea is stupid since if you want to fill a tunnel with water you have to get a opening somewhere and make sure it doesnt get drained right away and totally ignoring the logistical requirements to do so... Because they sit in the desert and freshwater if rare, not to mention they happen to have a coastline.

[@vcrome]

I am wondering if flooding of the tunnels,slowly would work to slowly force everyone out of them

[@Roadkiller85]

Has the use of nerve gas been evaluated?

[@jason8ification]

War crime much?

[@chrismcdowell7138]

Couple of days ago, I was seeking any information on this very topic, and here it is! Very informative! Probably the wrong forum for this … other questions are, can tunnels be detected, from the air, with some sort of ground penetrating detectors? Also, with all the aerial, and ground bombings, how can the Hamas fighters not experience almost permanent hearing lose? I would think, if the bombings are close enough to the tunnel entrances, the sound waves would have to be quite intense, traveling thru the (mostly) cement tunnels?

[@AffordBindEquipment]

I would say that their hearing will be the least of their problems. the confined shock wave will pretty much do them in big time.

[@mikebledig7208]

Hamas terrorists have permanent hearing loss. They have been told once before, don’t mess with the IDF, but they did not hear due to their permanent hearing loss

[@vvorldnewsmedia]

How they have the maps for them cuz IDF belt them back in the 60's this is such fake news

[@Good_BorisAV]

_Thanks You!_

[@davidstanley8459]

interesting subject I used to work on a farm and we had to clear rabbits and rats from a field near the farm every year we would attach the exhaust from a tractor to one hole the gasses would find there way around the network of tunnels and appear at all entrance holes driving out the occupants , extremely effective, would not suggest gas in this situation especially due to historic implications but an alternative even coloured smoke/dye would be enough to map and mark tunnels and ventilation shafts bunker busters might seam smart but on a large network especially of narrow passages would never be effective, block one hole and out they pop at another ,

[@Banker88]

2013 Egypt flooded Hamas tunnels crossing its boarders with sewage worked. Israel needs to flood them with sea water

[@gordonrain7152]

The usage of coloured smoke to map out all outlets/inlets is a darn good strategy, kinda like they do with coloured and/or dyed water to trace out underground waterways and cenote's

[@Predator42ID]

@@Banker88 Gas, smoke, fire, bunker busters. Egypt. " Behold the mighty weapon that is Taco Bell."

[@firminorules]

Unleash lions and tigers into the Hamas tunnels. They will take out the idiot Hamas and also set off all the booby traps. Then, when everything is cleared, send in the soldiers. Easy.

[@yurgon]

International Law: The use of chemical weapons, including toxic gases, is prohibited by international law, including the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). Israel has signed but not ratified the CWC. Regardless, using chemical weapons would draw international condemnation and could lead to significant geopolitical consequences.

[@user-wj2hc5zc1f]

I empathize deeply with all innocent humans affected by the ongoing conflict, either Muslims, Jews, or Christians. The world should not look at the one side of the mirror. It is crucial to acknowledge the long-standing history and context behind this conflict, which has deep roots spanning over 75 years. The plight of the Palestinians in their own land has been marked by a history of challenges, and the current situation must be understood within this context. While it's important to recognize the immediate triggers for the current conflict, we must also consider the broader historical background, including the brutality and injustices faced by the Palestinian people over many decades. Addressing the underlying causes and historical grievances is vital in striving for a just and lasting resolution. It is imperative for the international community to approach this situation with honesty and a commitment to resolving the conflict through peaceful and fair means. By acknowledging past injustices and working towards a comprehensive and equitable resolution, we can foster a path towards enduring peace for all parties involved.

[@djtfp]

absolutely beautiful!!!

[@padraiga814]

The concrete from the tunnels could have built sidewalks. Stores, buildings but they used them for war and have been doing so for years.

[@djamelbin]

Freedom is more important than sidewalks. Their goal is to expel the Israelis from the land of Palestine

[@olipistole]

❤👍

[@thedeadeyesniper3713]

This new Sid Meiers civ 7 looks insane

[@allrise3056]

Are the tunnels ever flooded with water or smoke? I’m thinking of the gopher in Caddy Shack.

[@gottfriedheumesser1994]

At the Turkish Siege of Vienna in 1683 dishes were used to detect Turkish undermining activities and these tunnels were spilled with water. Today archeologists use geophysical methods to detect what is hidden in the earth: Earth resistance, contact microphones, ground penetrating radar, and magnetometry. Tell me, why the high-tech Israeli Army could not find the tunnels crossing the border from the Gaza Strip to Israel. I can only say, 'Something is rotten in the state of Israel!'

[@Madame702]

Look we do have microsemic drilling platforms but bruh, those things are state of the art and you would faint at cost of them. They are used for Shale oil drilling and only in America. Sorry, we don't give that technology out even to allies like Israel.

[@Flutes2000]

Sounds like the real problem is just locating the tunnels or their exits. Once you know that geek squad tunnel drones (ok Tunnel Bots cooler name) 40 pounds of HE on a battery powered wagon easy self-center steering in a tunnel, camera, towing an unspooling locator antenna wire behind it to map the tunnel then whenever you want boom, now you have two dead end tunnels. Or just imagine you're walking down your tunnel and hear what sounds like an RC car but instead it's a cute little Rasbery Pie controlled truck with a demo pack, you could really learn to hate that sound except that trapped in a tunnel when it goes boom even if you lived, you'd never hear again. Things like that may or may not work but I suspect it won't be long before someone comes up with a nasty way make the tunnels unusable. Seems to me a tunnel is only useful when the other side doesn't know where it comes out, especially these days when there's very little reason to send a warm body in to see where it goes.

[@jjboyd01]

tunnels and trenches still very difficult to defeat. the Military industrial complex likes to exaggerate, Digging in the ground has saved most of Ukraine

[@Madame702]

Well, that assuming you don't come under heavy fire form Hamas, and how do you intend to stop the wave of suicide bombers and drone attacks?

[@Flutes2000]

@@Madame702 Suicide bombers aren't all that effective in open warfare. and in a tunnel they are just another convenient way to close it. As for heavy fire from Hamas well that's pretty much the goal Israel would love to get them to engage them in open warfare, where quite frankly terrorists and regime protection troops suck. Looks like they are already using robots/drones in the tunnels, the problem is finding the entrances, and that Hamas seems to be packing upper-level tunnels with civilians in an attempt to prevent the Israelis from blowing the ones the terrorists use. So, how about this; no power, no water, no food, chivey the civies to the south end of the strip, collapse and pile debris over the entrances/exits and well it doesn't really matter how many terrorists are left in them does it?

[@Madame702]

@@Flutes2000 You forgetting your not in open field. People can sneak up on you in city full of rubble. Why do you people keep visualizing like they in some kind of open field in the daytime? No they get hit by snipers by day, at night when Hamas will try to attack them.

[@Madame702]

@@Flutes2000 And because Israel knock out all the electricity you can't see you hand in front your face at night, so unless you have a flash light, and your dumb enough to light one up so a Hamas sniper will drop you were you stand or call in mortar round on your position.

[@yzisblatt]

If only they spent this much time working on providing basics to their people vs providing terror

[@marccepeci2980]

1,300 tunnels ? How long are each tunnel?

[@leunam3434]

Flooding the tunnels with water from the nearby sea will take care of the problem. You could also pump smoke under high pressure if you hate salty water.

[@firminorules]

Unleash lions and tigers into the Hamas tunnels. They will take out the idiot Hamas and also set off all the booby traps. Then, when everything is cleared, send in the soldiers. Easy.

[@bk2177]

Ideally sea water with high voltage electric shock but there are hostages in the tunnels which is impossible.

[@anti-nonsensecomments7512]

​@@bk2177how can u fold around 500km long tunnels ? The idea itself is stupid

[@sannefridolin]

It is amazing to see how successful men are in inventing destructive devices. Weapons, guns, bombs, explosives. And how pitiful in comparison they are in protecting, nurturing, creating, communicating, preserving . The history of the world is a history of fighting and destruction, domination and war. Can’t we all just get along?

[@slartybarfastb3648]

No medicines, surgical procedures, advances in maternity care which reduced death during child birth from 20% to near 0%? No men ever invented those things? Communications inventions which allow messages to be delivered in seconds anywhere on Earth. Air travel, electricity, clean running water and sewage disposal. Dishwashers, central heat and air, construction able to survive earthquakes and 155 mph wind. War is the rare exception. Have you ever actually been in one, or have you spent your life enjoying the other things I've listed?

[@brianworth3927]

Ahhh yes - the time-old question. Let's just face it, we are still savages at heart and by evolution. Another 1000 years might do the trick, if people have found another way to do things without politicians. (and lawyers, and bankers, developers, estate agents...)

[@darrenlee2775]

Just visiting a modern American farm or a hospital proves you don't know what you're talking about. All you are saying is you are blind to the positives found all around you. Do better.

[@blackkitty420]

It's human nature aka the duality of man. We're capable of so much beauty and good but at the same time we're capable of so much ugliness and destruction. We may have evolved from our ancestors but at the same time we've never changed. Tribalism, racism, war, etc are from a time where survival was absolutely important and trusting people outside of your social circle was dangerous. Now the world is more connected than ever but we as a society are more divided than ever before.

[@DarkMoonindigo]

Your the same guy who sympathizes with the enemy and gets destroyed. Grow up son. The antelope is raised to understand the nature of the lion. If hammas and these sick MFS want war flood em gas who cares

[@mapac8866]

Even with all these weapons,it will not be easy

[@user-vl5ze8bw2i]

Can we pump the sea water in to the hole??? Since the city is not far from the sea???

[@jvmila100]

just wondering- to build those tunnels must have cost tons of money, work, efforts- why not use all the resources to build homes? cultivate land to feed people? build hospitals, schools ?? 😢

[@brutalhonesty5138]

That's not part of the terrorist handbook

[@abcdefg91111]

well hospitalsz homes were built but the Jewish terrorists decided to bomb them.

[@starsailor49]

Fill the tunnels with sewage.

[@Banker88]

Worked for Egypt in 2013 with Hamas tunnels crossing its boarders

[@j_m_b_1914]

"The new GBU-9001 bunker buster uses a Mark IX fission-fusion cobalt device that delivers 5.5 quettajoules of energy to the target. This amount of energy is equivalent to 10 times the rotational energy of the Earth and can cause a 12.7 magnitude Earthquake at the target and surrounding areas. This bomb can be used by cost conscious militaries as it is assumed that only one bomb would be needed to end all conflicts on Earth."

[@tvm73836]

Fuze??

[@thomasdragosr.841]

This battle of the Hamas tunnels will make Iwo Jima look like a walk in the park.

[@B01]

Average Ukrainian soldier over last few months of battles: "you called"?

[@dannyarcher6370]

Iwo Jima was a walk in the park.

[@eliseereclus3475]

@@dannyarcher6370 Says one who wasn't there.

[@snowdogthewolf]

Used tires set alight, industrial fans and after a day or two move forwards and repeat. Even if they have NBC gear (such as gas masks), it will not hold up long against thick tire smoke. The only concern would be it will eliminate all life, including civilians hiding from the bombing who were unable to evacuate south. It can be done safely enough for the IDF ("booby traps" would be their chief concern at that point) but it may not be ethical. Then again, if they're collapsing building in a densly-populated location such as Gaza, this might not be a concern for them. I am furious with Hamas and what they did to innocent, unarmed civilians (what Hamas did defines evil), but there are also unarmed civilians in Gaza as well. What a mess.

[@dannyarcher6370]

@@eliseereclus3475 My grandma fought at Iwo Jima and took daily walks in the park until she died at the ripe old age of 95, bless her soul.

[@azakey]

Im not an expert but cant they just flood the tunnels? I mean the sea is pretty close. A few powerfull pumps would be able to flood parts of tunnels

[@Madame702]

Right, there is no electricity for the pumps. And don't you want to bring a pump when Hamas is trying to shoot and bomb you. And you know their will be suicide bombers coming after you in Gaza.

[@manoelpedroza5440]

As the Gaza strip is close to the sea, the tunnel network could be flooded with seawater. Just access the first one and all the others will be discovered and flooded.

[@abahaly8214]

Amazing

[@bobmitchell2123]

Fill one end of the tunnel with burning truck tires, then seal off the tunnel.

[@ddd-km9sb]

Lol your not so sharp we see.

[@bobmitchell2123]

@@ddd-km9sb have you ever seen the smoke produced from a tire fire 🔥?

[@michealbackus4543]

The BLU-121/B is a 2,000-lb thermobaric penetrator bomb designed to attack tunnel targets. 100's of them were offloaded from the 6th fleet to a naval dock recently, and were having their JDAM smart guided kits installed. It takes considerable time to install the kits, and they will drop prior to the ground invasion. They are labeled as the poor man's nuke, due to their devastating effect on surrounding ground target's. Easy to identify as they strike at an angle vs a vertical trajectory. Those in a tunnel that do not die from the initial blast will instantly have their lungs sucked out of them by the vacuum the air/fuel blast creates.

[@badlt5897]

Wouldn't you think the penetrating bombs were made for attack Iranian nuclear facilities?

[@salvadorceriaco6857]

Yes. This will be tried in Gaza to its full effectiveness . Sorry but if Hamas will not swap prisoners then it will be bomb.

[@JohnnyCage-fp5gy]

That’s a wild thing to say if it kills civilians indiscriminately

[@ruzziasht349]

@@JohnnyCage-fp5gy the civilians should have left, only leaving the Hamas terrorists in the tunnels.

[@derpherp7432]

100s isnt going to be anywhere near enough when there is estimated to be 500km of tunnels bro...

[@wwltd3036]

What of the M.O.A.B?

[@ThatDerpJerk]

Basically minecraft blocks in a 3d flash game

[@jackfrost3573]

There are these rodent gas bombs at the hardware stores. I used them on Gofers, but the concept would be the same in human sized tunnels. Put some Muslim repellant down a couple of vents and poof no rodents they would come up for air...

[@thomasdragosr.841]

If you killed all the Gofers, who Goes Fer your coffee now?

[@allanjelenjelen7559]

Supplied by the masters.😢

[@basementcat5618]

I'm sure use of gas wouldn't be a war crime or kill the hostages too.

[@radneverp]

Somebody call Bill Murray. He knows how to handle these vermin tunnels with cunningly disguised explosives.

[@jackfrost3573]

Well, I hadn't thought about that? I know!! I will get a Jewish guy to get it.@@thomasdragosr.841