Attack Tunnels

Hezbollah’s rock-cut tunnels under Beaufort Castle expose decades of UNIFIL failure - analysis

The question now is whether or not Lebanon can step up and control its own territory. Dragging their feet didn't help them; it ruined their lives.

Two IDF company commanders at Beaufort Castle, southern Lebanon, July 12, 2026.
Israeli soldiers operate near the Israel–Lebanon border during Operation “Roar of the Lion,”. March 16, 2026.

WATCH: IDF demolishes 200-meter-long terror tunnel in southern Lebanon

Israeli soldiers are seen along the Israeli border with Lebanon amid the ongoing war, April 10, 2026.

IDF 7th Brig. chief: Hezbollah resistance in Lebanon stronger, but IDF strikes hard - interview

IDF soldier stands in the largest Hezbollah tunnel city in Southern Lebanon, built with aid from Iran. April 28, 2026.

WATCH: IDF dismantles largest Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon


Hamas commanders hiding in tunnels killed by IDF

In the attack on the tunnel where the terrorist organization's commanders were hiding, IDF forces, guided by the Shin Bet and Military intelligence, eliminated the Hamas terrorists.

 The senior Hamas officers of the northern brigade of the Gaza Strip and the Gaza City Brigade who were eliminated

With mapping robots and blast gel, Israel wages war on Hamas tunnels

Tunnels stretch hundreds of kilometers under Gaza, Israel says Israeli hostages are held in some tunnels

 A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip. May 18, 2022.

Exposed: Hamas's hospital hideouts - a grave abuse of Gaza's medical lifelines - editorial

If these organizations genuinely care about their missions and about saving Palestinian lives, it's long past time for them to speak out against Hamas's abuse.

Remains of a tank shell on the fourth floor of Al-Wafa Rehabilitation Hospital in the east of Gaza City

The Hamas tunnel city beneath Gaza - a hidden frontline for Israel

The Palestinian Islamist terrorist group has different kinds of tunnels running beneath the sandy 360-sq-km coastal strip and its borders

 A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip. May 18, 2022.

Challenge in Gaza with Hamas's underground tunnels is unique - expert

Tunnel network includes 1,300 tunnels, spanning approximately 500 kilometers in total, with some of the tunnels located up to 70 meters underground. 

 (TOP) A fighter from the Izz el-Deen al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ armed wing, is seen inside an underground tunnel, in Gaza, August 18, 2014.

Complacency meets the ghosts of history - analysis

This attack bares resemblance to 9/11 and the Yom Kippur War.

An injured man is taken off an ambulance at a hospital, following an incident near Kiryat Arba, a Jewish settlement in Hebron, in Jerusalem

UNRWA discovers terrorist tunnel under Gaza school

UNRWA explained that a "man-made cavity" was identified underneath the school grounds.

 (TOP) A fighter from the Izz el-Deen al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ armed wing, is seen inside an underground tunnel, in Gaza, August 18, 2014.

How Israel built the world's most accurate military machine

2014 was a turning point for the IDF in its battle against Hamas' tunnel systems. Here's how they managed to attack the Gaza Strip with such precision during Operation Guardian of the Walls.

 Hamas missiles

How Hamas built an underground terror network in the heart of Gaza

New illustrations show exactly how Hamas terrorists have managed to build elaborate infrastructure within the heart of the densely crowded civilian neighborhoods in the Gaza Strip.

An illustrated map shows where the Hamas 'Metro' system went through in the Gaza Strip and which areas were destroyed by the IDF.

Terror-tunnel detecting technology can be used to fight cancer

Just as soil north of the Gaza Strip isn’t like the soil in its south, different hospitals use different machines and protocols to provide different medical images.

Technology can help us look deep into the human body, Idan Bassuk says