Israel-Gaza War

More details released on the extraction of the dead hostages

Thanks to a camera located in the Jebaliya refugee camp, new details have come out on the extraction of the bodies of Hamas hostages Orion Hernandez, Michel Nissenbaum, and Chanan Yablonka ob"m.

Hostage tunnel. (Photo: Tomer Nemberg/Flash90)

New details were published this morning (Tuesday) regarding the operation extracting the bodies of Orion Hernandez, Michel Nissenbaum, and Chan Yablonka ob"m.

According to the report, the bodies were extracted two weeks ago in the Jebaliya refugee camp, thanks to a camera located in the camp. Deciphering the footage, a vehicle can be seen taking down three bodies from an apartment and terrorists taking the bodies to an unknown location.

Following a visual and electronic intelligence effort, the apartment complex to which the terrorists were taken, and which was destroyed, was located. Thanks to the investigation which included cross-referencing the footage with Air Force strikes, the probable location of the tunnel shaft was located among the ruins.

For more than 24 hours, Israeli tractors dug a huge crater, with a radius of dozens of meters and 25 meters deep. Only then was the shaft, which was another 15 meters deep, located and the bodies extracted.


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