Click here to watch: ISIS Underground Highway at America's Doorstep?

During the war with Israel last summer, Hamas dug tunnels under the Israel's border to kill, kidnap, and terrorize Israelis. Now, a new thriller warns that ISIS could use those same tactics to strike America. During the 50-day war, Hamas terrorists used an intricate series of tunnels to carry out sneak attacks. While IDF soldiers stopped those attacks, the tunnels shocked most Israelis to the core. The terror tunnels are designed to infiltrate Israeli communities close to the border with Gaza, which is about a mile away. Some of the tunnels are more than a mile long and 60 feet deep, with multiple exits. Clearly Hamas has been planning the tactic for a long time. The Israel Defense Forces destroyed many of the tunnels, but the frightening memory remains.

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Now, a year later, Gordon, an Israeli-American, has written Day of the Dead, a thriller about those tunnels, which he says should be a wakeup call to America. "The country that is most vulnerable to that attack is my other homeland, the United States of America -- far more vulnerable because there are terrorist tunnels that exist already," Gordon explained. "They're called drug-smuggling tunnels, and they run from part of Mexico into California, to Arizona and to Texas," he said. A former FBI agent recently warned that those tunnels could be used as an underground highway for ISIS. Gordon says the drug tunnels could make an unholy alliance between ISIS and the Mexican drug cartels. "They don't even have to dig them; they just have to rent them from Mexican drug cartels," he continued. "They have billions of dollars; that's a language all the drug cartels understand." Gordon said ISIS studied Hamas last summer. "They watched what Hamas did. They saw why it failed. They know how it can succeed," he continued. "What people don't realize is the Middle East for ISIS is their R&D lab, their Silicon Valley, to what they want to do in the United States." Gordon said southern border cities and towns, like San Diego, are vulnerable.

Source: CBN

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