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I find it interesting that when the prison break occurred on 10/7 - most of the photos of the "terrorist" showed them wearing normal clothes and some with sandals - no uniforms and I don't recall any helmets, face coverings, or bullet proof vest. I do recall how the highly monitored fence was breached and the gate opened from the inside. I also recall them riding around on mopeds and in old vehicles looking for the IDF (which had been called back the day before) and standing on an IDF tank for a photo shot. I have watched many videos of the "terrorist" attacks on IDF soldiers and tanks in Gaza and in everyone of them none of the Hamas "terrorist" were wearing anything that could be called combat gear and once again most lacked boots. So I do find it interesting when they are dressed up in these clean uniforms and battle gear for the few prisoner exchanges, shown with what looks like unboxed weapons and plenty of ammo, or driving through the area in these brand new vehicles. Considering that all borders have been closed and every truck is inspected for dangerous items like infant formula and medication - one has to wonder how these vehicles survived the flattening of Gaza. Must have been in the "300 miles of Tunnels under civilian infrastructure".

As for the "300 miles of Tunnels under civilian infrastructure" That would be about 2.13 miles of tunnels per each sq mile of Gaza. Think of the planning and resources that would be required to do this. There would be mountains of dirt all over the landscape. I call complete and utter BS.

I asked AI how long it would take to dig "300 miles of tunnels" "Digging 300 miles of tunnels would take decades, possibly centuries, depending on the technology, geology, and available resources. Modern tunnel boring machines can dig about .. 200 meters a week in soil, which would take over 300 years for 300 miles (483 km) if working non-stop, while simpler methods would be even slower. Factors influencing the timeline Technology: Modern tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are much faster than manual or older methods. However, even with a TBM, a 300-mile project would be a massive undertaking. Geology: The type of rock or soil being tunneled through is a major factor. Hard rock is slower to bore through than softer soil, and the specific geological conditions can add significant time and complexity to the project. Logistics: Building a tunnel of this scale involves immense logistical challenges, such as managing the enormous amount of excavated material, ensuring proper ventilation, providing materials for the tunnel's structure, and ensuring worker safety. Resources: The cost, personnel, and materials required for a project of this magnitude are enormous. Resources can be a limiting factor, and a lack of resources will significantly extend the timeline. Estimated timeframes Using modern Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs): At a speed of 200 meters per week (a conservative estimate for soil), 300 miles (\(482.8\) km) would take approximately 313 years. Using simpler methods: Historically, tunneling projects have taken over a century to complete. Even with modern tools like power drills and jackhammers, a project of this scale would take an extremely long time, and adding more manpower does not proportionally decrease the time required, notes this Reddit thread."

We know that Hamas only had guns and RPGs - and that the vast majority of Israeli deaths caused on 10/7 were from Israel tanks and attack helicopters, perhaps we need to question everything we are shown and are being told even about the hostages. I am not aware of any war within the last couple of centuries that were not started with a false flag or green flag.

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ask the lebanese about israeli truces

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