Inside the Hamas tunnels that protect terrorists while civilians suffer

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The GB News team was in the outskirts of Shejaiya, a city in the north of the Gaza Strip.Surrounding the entrance to a tunnel were the remains of four civilian houses, turned to rubble by IDF combat engineers as they cleared the area of terrorist infrastructure.One kilometre deeper into the strip was a school.

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They are part of a labyrinth of terror tunnels uncovered in the three years since Hamas invaded Israel on October 7.We entered Gaza via an Israeli kibbutz called Nahal Oz, which was devastated on October 7.

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Eighteen were kidnapped; sixteen civilians were murdered.

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Female observer troops were burned alive inside the situation room observing the border.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say An infantry battalion drove us 1.5 kilometres inside the Gaza Strip.It's here in February that an IDF soldier called Arkadi discovered a major tunnel complex, which is named after him.We walked hundreds of metres through the tunnels, climbing down stairs that led...

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