Israelis Frankly Discuss Their Fear of Terror Tunnels (VIDEO)

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Israelis Frankly Discuss Their Fear of Terror Tunnels (VIDEO)

An Israeli mother discussing her fear of waking up one morning to discover that her children was kidnapped by terrorists who infiltrated Israel by way of terror tunnels. Photo: Screenshot.

In a series of raw interviews Israelis living near the Gaza Strip expressed their fear of living within range of terror tunnels running into Israel from Gaza. In a video released by the Israel Defense Forces on Sunday, one lady described her shock when she discovered a tunnel beneath one of her fields. A group of mothers shared their fear of awaking to find that one of their children had been kidnapped...

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