It shocks me to realize people still don't know that Israel wanted to provoke and strengthen hamas so they could justify fighting back when the attack eventually came.
I have seen credible accounts that they had received information pertaining to the attack beforehand. What I haven't seen is a breakdown of if 1) The information they received came from reliable sources, and 2) If they were able to separate that information from the general noise.
They have scouts/lookouts on the border, specifically to notice that shit. Some of them alerted their superior, they were dismissed. Guess who were among the first to die in the attack? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67958260 Keep in mind, this is an article from the BBC, which is not exactly the most critical of Israel.
Now combine with this: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/30/world/middleeast/israel-hamas-attack-intelligence.html
OutboardOverlord
They needed an "excuse" to genocide Palestine. That is all. Fuck Israel.
MiserableBustard
Wouldn't surprise me, we did something similar with 9/11. Dead civilians are great political capital.
FisheswithDynamite
It shocks me to realize people still don't know that Israel wanted to provoke and strengthen hamas so they could justify fighting back when the attack eventually came.
firstpeoples611337
Who cares about Israel?
MiserCrass
Yeah this was public knowledge I figured, including that Netanyahu directly funded Hamas in order to prevent Gaza from linking with WB.
SixSixxtySix
Isreal wants their own Suez Canal routed straight through Gaza instead of around it. This would allow them to create a more direct path which would save them a substantial amount of money in constructing it. Truly evil. https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250917-gazas-genocide-the-ben-gurion-canal-and-the-politics-of-reconstruction-erasure-by-design/
irisewithredeyes
I wouldn't be surprised if they were behind it, or enabled it somehow...
Andersen81
The odd thing is that in the days after, a special unit confiscated all CCTV and cell recordings from the area.
kriswinters
I have seen credible accounts that they had received information pertaining to the attack beforehand. What I haven't seen is a breakdown of if 1) The information they received came from reliable sources, and 2) If they were able to separate that information from the general noise.
BeTheFirstToComment
Seems pretty reliable at this point.
AlexSomething
They have scouts/lookouts on the border, specifically to notice that shit. Some of them alerted their superior, they were dismissed. Guess who were among the first to die in the attack?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67958260
Keep in mind, this is an article from the BBC, which is not exactly the most critical of Israel.
Now combine with this: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/30/world/middleeast/israel-hamas-attack-intelligence.html