The 99th Division discovered and demolished another long terror tunnel in the central Gaza Strip.

The tunnel contained blast doors and weapons caches and also connected to a number of other tunnels.

According to the IDF, the tunnel was found just 100 meters from the Rafah crossing and contained multiple weapons caches and a number of blast doors.

The IDF demolished a tunnel overnight which was 800 meters long and 18 meters deep, and which passed close to the Netzarim corridor.

A Givati Brigade combat team eliminated more than 30 terrorists and uncovered an underground weapons cache.

The three soldiers, who were moderately wounded, were evacuated to the hospital.

According to the IDF, the two tunnels had been under "ongoing intelligence and technological surveillance."

Over the last week, combat engineers and the Netzach Yehudah Battalion destroyed two tunnels belonging to Hamas and Islamic Jihad in the Beit Hanoun area. 

The tunnel, 2.5 km long, was demolished as part of an effort to destroy strategic parts of Hamas' tunnel network.

Another tunnel meant to allow Hamas senior leaders to spend an extended period of time underground was discovered in Khan Yunis and destroyed.

The IDF released footage from a number of terror tunnels, including ones where hostages were held before they were moved or released.

The IDF announced today that it has now put a system for flooding tunnels with water, known as the "Atlantis Plan," after extensive staff work and allowing the engineering capacity needed to mature.

TBN Israel's reporter Yair Pinto delivers raw accounts from the heart of the Israel-Gaza conflict, unveiling critical developments. Watch:

Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst provides a personal glimpse into the tunnels beneath Khan Yunis, Gaza, where Israeli forces have discovered cells used for holding hostages.

TBN Israel's reporter Yair Pinto delivers raw accounts from the heart of the Israel-Gaza conflict, unveiling critical developments. Watch:

The IDF and the Shin Bet released footage showing IDF soldiers eliminating terrorists in one of Hamas' major tunnel systems. Watch:

After clearing out the main Hamas forces in a given area, IDF forces are left to deal with thousands of tunnel shafts, with debates about how to deal with them. Here's a handy breakdown.

Combat team fighters of the Jerusalem Brigade together with intelligence, ground and air forces thwarted an attempted attack on our forces and destroyed a tunnel shaft in the fortification area.

The IDF has uncovered 800 tunnel shafts and destroyed 500, as well as many tunnels, since the war started.