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(Jerusalem Post) Residents of Israeli communities along the southern border with Gaza have renewed complaints of reverberating, underground drilling sounds possibly linked to the construction of infiltration tunnels by Palestinian terrorists, Israel Channel 10 TV reported Tuesday. Tzila Pitusi said it felt as if someone was breaking into her home. Esther Naim said, "We started hearing things like concrete cracking, we felt that the concrete was rising up. We heard booms and bangs from the kitchen."2016-01-27 00:00:00Full Article
Israelis near Gaza Border Renew Complaints of Underground Tunnel Digging
(Jerusalem Post) Residents of Israeli communities along the southern border with Gaza have renewed complaints of reverberating, underground drilling sounds possibly linked to the construction of infiltration tunnels by Palestinian terrorists, Israel Channel 10 TV reported Tuesday. Tzila Pitusi said it felt as if someone was breaking into her home. Esther Naim said, "We started hearing things like concrete cracking, we felt that the concrete was rising up. We heard booms and bangs from the kitchen."2016-01-27 00:00:00Full Article
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