Rebuilding Gaza’s Tunnels

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February 26, 2014 By AHMED DEEB

The Palestinian youth take part in rally in front of the headquarters of the Egyptian embassy in Gaza City to protest against closure Rafah crossing and destroy the tunnels and appeal Egypt government to open both of them.

An entrance of a tunnel was destroyed from inside by the egyptian army acts at the tunnels area in the Rafah city near the border between Egypt and the southern Gaza Strip

A group of tunnel workers are manually digging to rebuild a tunn

A Palestinian tunnel smuggler works inside a smuggling tunnel dug beneath the Gaza-Egypt border in the southern Gaza Strip, during a military operation for the Egyptian army to destroy the smuggling tunnels in Gaza.

A group of tunnel workers are manually digging to rebuild a tunnel collapsed by the Egyptian army excavators beneath the Egyptian-Gaza border during an military operation for the Egyptian army to destroy the smuggling tunnels in Gaza.

A Palestinian tunnel worker smokes while he takes a rest from re-digging a tunnel was collapsed due to the Egyptian army acts in Rafah, near the border between Egypt and the southern Gaza Strip.

A Palestinian tunnel worker works on a machine for pulling containers filled by sand from inside a tunnel was collapsed partly due to the Egyptian army acts in Rafah, near the border between Egypt and the southern Gaza Strip. Egyptian Army sources said that about 805 tunnels connecting Egypt and Gaza have been demolished.

A Palestinian worker prepares to go outside a tunnel was collaps

a Palestinian boy waits to fill a container of power generator with fuel from a petrol station in Gaza city, The turmoil in neighboring Egypt has rippled into the Gaza Strip, stranding thousands of people on both sides of the border and causing a painful fuel shortage.

After the Egyptian army destroyed from their side all the tunnels connecting Gaza to Egypt, Palestinian tunnel workers and owners are starting to rebuild the underground channels in Rafah, near the border between Egypt and the Gaza Strip.