Details of the early hours of the Al-Aqsa storm operation according to the Hebrew newspaper.
The Hebrew-language media reported in a detailed report that while Hamas was busy making its final preparations on the eve of October 7 and preparing for the morning attack, Shabak officials and the Israeli army were also examining the important signs of a possible attack. However, according to the newspaper, these data could not convince these two institutions that the signs of war were serious.
In a part of this report, it is stated that in the period before the major invasion, Hamas directly targeted surveillance cameras communication towers, and other means of gathering information.
According to Aharanot’s research, the Palestinian movement used suicide drones for this purpose, which blinded the Israeli army command in the region and prevented them from creating a comprehensive picture of the incident.
This information blindness caused the relevant officers to use television images, images published on social networks, and especially Telegram channels to collect information about this incident, and according to the videos published on these platforms, the Israeli army came to this conclusion. It turned out that a big accident had happened.
Yediot Aharonot in response to the question raised about where was the Israeli army in the early hours of the morning of October 7? He also wrote: Through conversations with dozens of officers and commanders, some of whom were senior officers and commanders of the Israeli army, we came to the conclusion that on that morning, the Israeli army experienced the most difficult moments, the most difficult and angry conditions.