"I understand that these were the tunnels where the guys from Nir Oz were, that my father-in-law was there," Metzger told Channel 12. "It shows that they were moved from there, which made me worry even more. I don't know where they were moved to. This is a group of elderly in a very bad state of health. I am very worried.
According to her, "I know they found their DNA there. Not blood, no harm, but clothes with DNA. I heard conversations between those who returned from captivity: 'Here, we saw our tunnel.' It is clear to all of us that they won't return alive. As much as we're pressuring them, soldiers aren't getting to the hostages alive."
She added that "there won't be 136 Entebbe-style rescue missions here, I hope everyone understands this. There was one operation, with Ori Megidish, who came home healthy and in one piece. Since then whoever came back without a deal was dead."
The tunnel was discovered by soldiers of the 98th Division. The length of the tunnel was about 830 meters and it was about 20 meters deep.
