The Israeli press wrote: This is how Hamas deceived Israeli intelligence

Walla website news included details about the “deception operation” that took place before the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation, which was organized by Hamas and the Palestinian factions on the morning of October 7.

The news reported that Hamas “deliberately shared training videos” 18 months before the operation, and that the group in question misled Israeli intelligence by organizing “ridiculous and unprofessional” training exercises.

Hamas deliberately shared these clips

It was reported that Hamas deliberately published information and videos about training exercises conducted by its members before October 7, while directing Israeli intelligence services to say that they were “conducting routine training.”

“Hamas prepared for a major surprise attack with deception for 18 months” In the news, it was noted that the exercises, which had become routine, were also reported in the Palestinian media.

It was noted that the Israeli military and intelligence “got dull” in this way so that senior Israeli leaders could not “enter a state of vigilance.”

Non-vocational training

The news included information stating that “rockets were launched towards the sea, their range was measured, and ammunition exercises were conducted” in Hamas training.

It was confirmed that the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Hamas movement, had prepared training clips within the scope of its “misinformation and training operation.”

He stated that Hamas members jump from rings of fire, roll on the ground, and jump from motorcycles or cars in training videos, and Israeli intelligence considered them “ridiculous and unprofessional.” (aa)

release date: 22:46, 6 November 2023