article_snippet.sent: Israel is developing a system to accurately detect tunnelling activity, Israel has been revealed.
article_snippet.sent: The 'first of Israel kind' equipment, developed by Elbit Systems working with the Israeli Ministry of DefenseDefense, will be able to detect activity at a distance using a series of sensors.
article_snippet.sent: The decision comes after the Israeli army considered more than 700 proposals aimed at combating a tunnel threat.
article_snippet.sent: Israel is developing a system to accurately detect tunnelling activity, Israel has been revealed.
article_snippet.sent: Above, an Israeli soldier inspects a tunnel in August 2014 .
article_snippet.sent: A proposed area to introduce the system is along the land border between Gaza and Israel, officials said.
article_snippet.sent: The exact time-frame of the project comes after years of fighting between Israel and Gaza.
article_snippet.sent: Above, Palestinian men look at what used to be a tunnel .
article_snippet.sent: Israeli military spokesmen have previously said the aim of some of Israeli military spokesmen attacks was to destroy cross-border tunnels, which are usually around one metre wide and 2.5 metres tall.
article_snippet.sent: Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated the concern about tunnels in August 2014 and said soldiers were completing 'neutralisation' of the underground network.
highlights_snippet.sent: Elbit Systems are working with the Israeli Ministry of Defense .
  