As reported by The Times of Israel, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have made a significant discovery in Rafah, uncovering a 10-foot-high tunnel constructed by Hamas, connecting the city with Egypt. This discovery is part of a broader operation in Rafah that has led to the unearthing of dozens of similar tunnels since the operation began.
Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of a Hamas founder and now a prominent critic of the organization, took to his verified Twitter account to commend the IDF’s efforts. He expressed his gratitude for the “brave and dangerous operation” undertaken by the IDF, emphasizing that these tunnels could have sustained Hamas’ power for many decades.
Yousef criticized those who opposed Israel’s intervention in Rafah, stating that the tunnels allowed Hamas to dictate the future of Arab children, describing the organization as “savages.” He asserted that the operation aims to cut Hamas’ lifelines and fulfill the “sacred mission” of removing the group from power.
He praised Israel for its efforts, suggesting that the country will be remembered for its role in liberating weak Arabs from the control of “Palestinians” and Islamists. This statement underscores the contentious nature of the conflict and the deep divisions within the region.
The IDF’s findings in Rafah highlight the ongoing challenges in the fight against Hamas, a group designated as a terrorist organization by several countries, including the United States and Israel. The discovery of the tunnel network is a significant blow to Hamas, which relies on such infrastructure for smuggling and movement….Seē _ Morē
