This morning the Israeli occupation forces raided Palestinian lands in Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank, and poured the concrete into the melting pot of the Palestinian farm that Israel had previously claimed as a "25 meter deep" tunnel with weapons and military equipment inside. On September 24, Israel on Tzut surprised that country and presented the hole as a major discovery of a "temporary operation aimed at targeting Israel's subjects nearby." The Palestinian landowners returned the claim of the tunnels and showed that Israeli forces covered the sponge pit as a tunnel. Israel then caved in, as reports from the Israel Police and the military distanced each other, with the military saying they found only two openings at depths of 12 and 6 square meters, with no extended tunnel path or infiltration in the area. Israel closed the case openly.

This morning the Israeli occupation forces raided Palestinian lands in Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank, and poured the concrete into the melting pot of the Palestinian farm that Israel had previously claimed as a "25 meter deep" tunnel with weapons and military equipment inside. On September 24, Israel on Tzut surprised that country and presented the hole as a major discovery of a "temporary operation aimed at targeting Israel's subjects nearby." The Palestinian landowners returned the claim of the tunnels and showed that Israeli forces covered the sponge pit as a tunnel. Israel then caved in, as reports from the Israel Police and the military distanced each other, with the military saying they found only two openings at depths of 12 and 6 square meters, with no extended tunnel path or infiltration in the area. Israel closed the case openly.