In the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces said 15 terrorists emerged from a tunnel in an Israeli-controlled area. Six of the terrorists were killed, and five surrendered and have been detained, Israeli authorities said. The search continues for the others. In a separate incident, Israeli police say they shot and killed two Palestinian teenagers in the West Bank after the pair posed an immediate threat. -- 📺 Watch NTD News 24/7 on cable, broadcast, and streaming: https://www.ntd.com/watch
In the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces are
currently on the lookout for terrorists
who escaped from a tunnel in an Israeli
controlled zone. Meanwhile, Israeli
police say they shot and killed two
Palestinian teenagers in the West Bank
who posed an immediate threat. Entities
Jason Perry has the story.
>> Israel released video on Friday of
terrorists said to be escaping
underground tunnels in an Israeli
controlled area in the Gaza Strip.
Israeli forces said about 15 terrorists
tried to escape and that they killed six
and detained five of them who
surrendered. Afterwards, Israel said
troops are continuing to scan the area
from the air and on the ground to locate
the additional terrorists. And Israeli
troops continue to find more tunnels
after 2 years of war in an area about
the size of Detroit. Israel recently
uncovered this tunnel about 80 feet deep
and four miles long with over 80 rooms
and it runs underneath civilian areas
including schools, mosques, clinics, and
a United Nations compound. Israel says
Hamas used it for planning terrorist
attacks against Israeli troops.
Meanwhile, in Gaza City, a young boy
sells snacks along this pathway.
I started this work so I can sell and
help my family with daily expenses. When
the goods run out, I go to the market to
buy more. I wish I could return to my
school again and that life would come
back after the war ends. I want to play
soccer at school and play everything
again.
>> And other children were seen sitting on
a dirt mound as the Hamas terrorist
group continues to search for the
remains of deceased hostages. As of now,
the bodies of three hostages still
remain in the territory and clashes
continue in the West Bank as Israeli
settlers are accused of setting cars on
fire at a used car lot in a Palestinian
village. Israeli forces said they
responded to the scene and searched the
area, but found no suspects. The owner
of the business shared his thoughts.
>> This car repair field is mine, and it is
my source of income to raise my kids.
Yesterday evening at 7:25, settlers came
here to the highway. As you can see,
yesterday we needed four firefighting
units to control this fire. And in a
separate incident, Israeli police said
they were conducting an operation in the
West Bank when they came under attack
from people throwing stones at them. And
Israel said they shot and killed two
Palestinian teenagers who posed an
immediate threat during the operation.
And across Israel's northeastern border
in Syria, Israeli troops reported
finding these weapons, including rifles,
ammunition, rocket parts, and RPG
missile components. They said the troops
are carrying out quote proactive
defensive missions in order to maintain
the security of Israeli civilians. Jason
Perry, NTD News.