Surprising! Israeli Zionists are Not the First to Flood the Gaza Tunnels, Turns Out Egypt Also Did It and Here's the Reason...

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Dream - Frustrated by their inability to overcome the guerrilla warfare launched by Hamas with their tunnels, Israel begins to take extreme actions. Zionist forces are reported to have started pumping water from the Mediterranean Sea into the Gaza tunnels.

Surprising! Israeli Zionists are Not the First to Flood the Gaza Tunnels, Turns Out Egypt Also Did It and Here's the Reason...

"They hope that the Hamas fighters can come out of the tunnel, so that they can easily attack them on the surface."

Some people might think that this tactic is an innovative tactic launched by Israel. But in fact, this is not something new. In the past, Egypt has used the same tactic. It is known that Egypt flooded the underground tunnels made by Hamas fighters with water twice.

"Even not only the Mediterranean Sea water, Egypt uses wastewater to flood the tunnel. So why did Egypt, which is predominantly a Muslim country, 'betray' by flooding the Hamas tunnel, especially using wastewater?"

Egypt, which borders eastern Gaza, had plans to flood Hamas tunnels in 2013. However, Egypt's action was not to actually fight Hamas. They only wanted to stop smuggling through the tunnels.

Egypt is flooding the smuggling tunnels that connect Gaza to the Sinai Peninsula using foul-smelling wastewater.

The goal is to block the flow of weapons and militants from Gaza to Sinai, where the rebellion was taking place in Egypt at the time. The Egyptian military even pumped gas into the tunnels before switching to wastewater. Egypt's actions ultimately succeeded in destroying around two dozen Hamas tunnels.

A few years later, Egypt started flooding the tunnels using water pumped from the Mediterranean Sea. The pumping of seawater aimed to put an end to the weapon smuggling and militant activities to the Sinai Peninsula. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi claimed that the flooding of the tunnels was done for security reasons. The pumping even received approval from the Palestinian Authority, which used to govern Gaza before Hamas took over.

However, this action has received condemnation from several factions in Palestine. They condemned the flood in a joint statement in 2015. Sewage and sea water will destroy agricultural land and contaminate groundwater reserves.

Apparently, similar concerns were also voiced by environmental experts in Israel. Sea water tactics can worsen water pollution and cause environmental damage in Gaza.

"Is Egypt helping Israel?"

In 2016, Egypt once again launched a campaign to flood Hamas tunnels with seawater. The Israeli Minister at the time, Yuval Steinitz, stated that the flood was partly at Israel's request. He described it as a good solution to deal with the Hamas tunnel network.

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