IDF troops operating in south Lebanon uncovered and demolished a 100-meter-long tunnel containing several rooms used to house Hezbollah terrorists.

A 50-meter rock-hewn tunnel discovered near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel during pre-construction excavations has baffled archaeologists, who cannot yet determine its age, purpose, or whether it was ever completed.

The IDF says it uncovered and destroyed two massive Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon, spanning roughly two kilometers and 25 meters deep.

Footage shows the inside of a Hezbollah tunnel located at the Lebanese-Israeli border, highlighting the terror group's preparation and intention for a cross-border assault into Israel.

The IDF sealed the tunnel by pumping 4,500 cubic meters of concrete, utilizing hundreds of trucks and cement mixers.

The IDF also disclosed that it has conducted covert operations in Lebanon since the war began.

Inside the tunnel, Israeli forces found several rooms filled with equipment and weaponry believed to belong to Hamas operatives.

The Israel Defense Forces announced on Sunday that they had discovered a three-meter tall smuggling tunnel on the Gaza-Egypt border, large enough for vehicle passage.

UNRWA has been proven again and again that it directly supports and aids Hamas in its terrorism against Israel.

The dark tunnel seems to extend for miles underground, with no end in sight.

The most recently discovered Gaza terror tunnel, the longest yet, extends at least 300 yards inside southern Israel. The IDF exposed another massive terror tunnel built by Gaza terrorists, extending deep into southern Israel. Running over a thousand feet beyond their border, it is the largest terror tunnel ever discovered by Israeli security forces. The IDF, which... Read more »