This article was originally published with the title "The 36th Division Dismantled Dozens of Kilometers of Underground Tunnel Routes and Eliminated Terrorists Who Took Part in the Murderous Massacre of October 7th"

Troops of the 36th Division have completed their operational activity in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip and are now preparing for their next missions.

Over the past several months, the division’s troops, including those from the Golani, 188, and 900 brigades, worked to strengthen operational control in the area and to establish the “Magen Oz” corridor, a strategic route crossing Khan Yunis from west to east.

The 282nd Brigade provided close fire support to the ground operating troops through aerial and artillery strikes that led to the elimination of hundreds of terrorists, among them terrorists who infiltrated Israel and took part in the brutal massacre of October 7th.

As part of the activity, in cooperation with Yahalom Unit troops, dozens of kilometers of underground tunnel routes were dismantled, including routes with Hamas’ underground living quarters.

In addition, hundreds of military infrastructures used by the enemy for terror purposes were dismantled, including stockpiles of weapons belonging to the terrorist organizations operating in the Strip.

The 36th Division’s troops will continue to operate in every arena and on every mission required in order to protect the civilians of the State of Israel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What did the 36th Division accomplish in Khan Yunis?
A: The division strengthened operational control, established the Magen Oz corridor, dismantled tunnels, and destroyed terrorist infrastructure.

Q: What is the Magen Oz corridor?
A: A strategic route crossing Khan Yunis from west to east.

Q: Which brigades operated under the 36th Division?
A: Troops from the Golani, 188, and 900 brigades participated in the operations.

Q: What role did the 282nd Brigade play?
A: The brigade provided aerial and artillery fire support that contributed to the elimination of hundreds of terrorists.

Q: What underground infrastructure was dismantled?
A: Dozens of kilometers of underground tunnel routes, including Hamas underground living quarters, were dismantled.