Tunnel video of Hamas vandalism released by Israeli military.
Jerusalem: Your soul will shudder after watching the video of how brutally and ruthlessly Hamas terrorists killed Israeli and other foreign hostages in the dark tunnels. The Israeli army has released a video of that new tunnel of Hamas, in which the terrorists recently killed about 6 Israeli hostages. IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagar has revealed this underground tunnel of terrorists, where hostages like Hersh, Eden, Carmel, Ori, Alex and Almog were kept in cruel conditions and Hamas later killed them.
The Israeli army has shown a dark tunnel which is closed with an iron door. It is also very narrow. After the killing of the hostages, blood, bullets and a chess set are also spread on the floor of the tunnel. The video released by the Israeli army has shown that the tunnel is very deep and underground. Hamas killed the hostages in this tunnel. Before killing them, they were also subjected to various types of barbarity and cruelty in the tunnel.
Roop will tremble after watching the video
The situation inside the video shared by Israeli army spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagri and the tale of the brutality done to the hostages will send chills down your spine. Hagri said that this video was filmed by the army last Friday when a forensic team arrived to investigate the death of the hostages. The tunnel was also seen by the Israeli security cabinet and the families of the deceased hostages. After this, this video was released to the public on Tuesday.
On August 29, Hamas killed 6 hostages
Hagari said Hamas killed the six hostages on the night of August 29. Their bodies were recovered by Israeli troops nearly two days later in the southern Gaza region of Rafah. At least two Hamas gunmen shot and killed the hostages in the tunnel. The tunnel is 20 metres (66 feet) below ground, less than 170 centimetres (5.6 feet) high and about 80 centimetres (32 inches) wide. It has an exit shaft used by the militants, underneath a children’s room in a house.
Hostages were tortured in a damp tunnel
Hagari said the hostages were likely kept in a damp tunnel where it was difficult to breathe and stand upright for weeks. Part of the video shows Kalashnikov rifle magazines, bags containing plastic bottles filled with urine and a bucket used as a toilet. Women’s clothes can be seen scattered on the ground in the video. Hagari said Israeli troops were fighting Hamas militants above ground in the area when the hostages were killed. But the army did not have accurate verified intelligence about the presence of hostages in the nearby area. The 6 hostages killed by Hamas included 2 women and 4 men, aged between 23 and 40.
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