11/25/23
by WarNews24/7
Translated form Greek

The Israeli media [should]send Netanyahu and others to prison: The Intelligence Services knew about the attack by Hamas and informed" - Why did they let them go then?
"There was a lot of evidence and reports handed in - All ignored"

Not only did Egypt notify Israel of the impending attack by Hamas, but Israeli intelligence agencies are exposing Israeli media in a barrage of their publications.

As it turns out, the Netanyahu government – ​​for an as yet unknown reason – ignored at least three to four warnings from both Egypt and Israel's intelligence-gathering unit 8200.

A junior Israeli officer in the elite 8200 intelligence unit warned over Hamas's plan of a mass infiltration event and was ignored by her commanders and threatened with court martial.#Israel | #IDF | #October7massacre https://t.co/14HK5XJzP0>— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) November 23, 2023

In fact, the reports of the Israeli services outlined exactly what happened: A massive invasion by Hamas!

The developments will be rapid in Israel after the end of the war as Netanyahu and the commanders of the Israeli services will be faced with heavy charges...

What the Times of Israel and the Kan radio station report
More specifically, two officers in the IDF's elite intelligence unit had warned of a massive invasion a month before the attack, but top officials dismissed their reports as a "fantasy scenario," according to a report in the Times of Israel.

As it details, soldiers in the IDF's famed intelligence unit reportedly warned senior officers before the October 7 atrocities that Hamas was preparing a highly organized and meticulously planned mass invasion of Israel, but they dismissed their concerns as "fantasy." .

According to the report, which cites information from both Israel's Channel 12 and public broadcaster Kan, a Unit 8200 non-commissioned officer compiled a report from a series of raw intelligence data detailing a scenario that essentially predicted the October 7 invasion . .

She, along with the junior officer, also pointed to a Hamas exercise a month before the terror group's attack, noting that it involved preparations for a massive invasion with multiple entry points into Israel.

"The two presented their concerns to a senior IDF officer who dismissed their warnings as 'fantasy' and did not act on the information," Channel 12 reported.

The Kan radio station reported similar details, noting that the non-commissioned officer said the Hamas exercise included using vehicles to carry out the attack and practice taking over Israeli cities.

The non-commissioned officer also warned that the attack planned by Hamas was so large-scale that it could spark an all-out war.

The senior officer briefed by the non-commissioned officer reportedly agreed that the information he had was essential, but said a distinction must be made between what Hamas might do in exercises and what it might actually achieve.

Separately, public broadcaster Kan reported that before October 7, the IDF had come into possession of a Hamas terror manual that described how to capture the Gaza border region of southern Israel.

The manual described the occupation of IDF positions, the occupation of kibbutzim and towns in the area, the killing and kidnapping of residents, and the attack and occupation of the three regional towns of Sderot, Ofakim and Netivot.

It described how trucks would be used to stage the invasion, along with motorbikes and gliders, and the use of anti-tank missiles under cover of rocket and mortar fire from Gaza – the same way events unfolded on 7 October...

Responding to the reports, the IDF stated that they are “.. All [IDF] commanders and soldiers are focused only on this mission in order to complete the objectives of the war. When the war is over, there will be a detailed and thorough investigation that will clarify every last detail."..

🚨 BREAKING: ISRAEL DISMISSED INTEL REPORTS OF OCT 7TH AS 'FANTASY'

House Foreign Affairs Chair Mike McCaul addressed reporters after a closed-door briefing from national security officials on the Israel-Hamas war

“We know that Egypt had warned Israel 3 days prior that an event… pic.twitter.com/8rAHhXjdwi

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 24, 2023

Israel's political leaders were aware of at least some of the intelligence evidence, but apparently did not believe that Hamas could go ahead with the attack plan and breach the border, the officials told the newspaper...(excerpts)

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