ed note–again, several protocols that all Gentiles with a vested interest in their own future survival need to know about this one.
First and foremost, Israel was not ‘caught by surprise’ with the events of Oct. 7.
Let us repeat that important fact for emphasis–
ISRAEL WAS NOT CAUGHT BY SURPRISE WITH THE EVENTS OF OCT. 7
…anymoreso than her deliberate attack on the USS LIBERTY in 1967 was a case of ‘mistaken identity’ as she has maintained for the last 50+ years.
Remember, this is a nation-state MARINATED on Judaic paranoia and which maintains an entire army of spies who do nothing 24/7 but scour the internet reading posts from politically-important persons on FB, ‘X’, Instagram, etc for anything–ANYTHING–that whiffs of ‘anti-Semitism’ or criticism of Yahweh’s chosen terrorists, info that is then kicked upstairs after which time a tidal wave of Judaic media assault ensues against that individual, and yet we are supposed to believe that she did not know about a military invasion on her southern border by an enemy that has sworn an oath to her utter destruction?
She knew, and even moreso, she wanted/needed this attack to happen in order to throw open the gates of the very same Armageddon which she needs to see take place if her plans of securing her ‘prophetic’ place as HQ of the ‘NWO’ is to materialize.
Yes, much (most) of the ‘pro-Palestinian’ neighborhood and all of the media outlets that promote the pro-Palestinian narrative want the world to think that this was all the result of superior planning, strategy and cunning on the part of the ‘Axis of Resistance’, but it wasn’t.
Israel knew about all of this as far back as a year before it all materialized and only a naive, self-deluded fool believes otherwise, no different than those who believed that the ‘Arab Spring’ was anything other than an Israeli/American conspiracy to replace old dictatorships with new ones, as well as to set on fire those countries such as Libya, Syria, etc, with the hopes of seeing ‘regime change’ take place without needing to put American boots on the ground.
Now, as far as stories such as those below, what the average Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to know about this is that it is nothing more than distraction and damage control.
The recent story published in the NYT written by the 2 Hebraic reporters detailing the fact that Israel-AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF HER POLITICAL, INTELLIGENCE, AND MILITARY INSTITUTIONS–not only shooed away warnings from various intelligence officers warning of these impending attacks, but as well, THREATENED THOSE WHO CONTINUED TO WARN OF THESE IMPENDING ATTACKS WITH COURT-MARTIAL IF THEY DID NOT CEASE AND DESIST–is as damaging to the narrative of Israel’s being the victim in all of this as are those stories involving the arrest of the ‘5 dancing Israelis’ on the morning of 9/11 in New Jersey.
Therefore in order to throw confusion around the FACT concerning Israel’s foreknowledge of Oct. 7 and to distract people from grasping the Apocalyptic importance involved in it all, she publishes stories such as the one below that purport to show how ‘brilliant’ Hamas was when in fact, the Jews–driven as they are by their incurable supremacist and racist protocols–view Arabs as nothing more than donkeys and semi-functioning primates who can’t manage the simplest of mental tasks.
If Israel truly were ‘caught off guard’ by the events of Oct. 7, the crippling embarrassment alone would be enough for her to prevent/preclude her ever admitting to having been ‘bested’ by an ‘Ishmaelite’. The fact that she is ‘admitting’ that she was in fact ‘bested’ means that she is strategically lying about it.
As we warn the readers on this humble little informational endeavor on a regular basis, no one ever accused the Jews of being stupid.
The Guardian
Hamas engaged in years of planning, drawing up detailed maps with the help of spies inside Israel ahead of the 7 October attack, the country’s military has concluded after examining vast quantities of phones, notebooks and documents seized from gunmen on the battlefield and in Gaza.
Fighters also carried guides to hostage-taking and Arabic-to-Hebrew phrasebooks, one of which included the line ‘put your hands up and spread your legs’. The document was included in a cache of material that was released on Monday by the Israel Defense Forces’ Amshat military intelligence unit.
A senior Israeli officer said the goal of Amshat, reestablished after 7 October, was to understand ‘Hamas attack and defence plans’, to gain operational intelligence and to better understand its doctrine after Israel’s military was caught unawares by the Hamas raid in which 1,200 were killed and 300 taken hostage.
The latest disclosures underline how little Israel’s powerful security establishment understood of Hamas’s capabilities prior to the attack and the sheer amount of signs or clues that were missed or discounted.
Last week, the New York Times reported that Israeli officials had seen a 40-page battle plan for Hamas’ eventual attack, but it was dismissed as too difficult for Hamas to carry out. Warnings from IDF spotters, mostly women, that Hamas fighters were openly exercising for an attack were also cast aside.
Among the documents recovered was a thorough map of an Israeli military base, arguably more detailed than would have been required by the IDF itself. Compiling such a map could only have been done using ‘inside knowledge’ – almost certainly from a Hamas spy – an Israeli intelligence source said.
Laptops and handwritten notebooks refer to Hamas plans to target military locations and key points in central Israel, suggesting the group or some elements of it had aspirations to penetrate dozens of miles inside the country once its fighters were ordered to breach the wall surrounding the strip.
The detail and sheer scale of the information found have led insiders to conclude that Hamas engaged in ‘years of planning’ – an effort that the IDF and other Israeli intelligence agencies simply failed to take seriously as a threat. There are details of weapon stores and home-produced guides to the munitions available.
On 7 October, Hamas fighters carried mobile phones with Israeli sim cards and walkie-talkies so they had more than one means of communication. Among the items recovered was a radio transmitter with solar battery to maintain contact, it is understood, for an extended period of time in Israel.
An estimated 3,000 Hamas fighters took part in the cross-border attack, and about 1,500 were killed in the initial phase of fighting. But the Israeli military response was so sluggish that in some cases it took many hours for the army to respond, while some Hamas fighters remained at large for days.
While there were signs of careful preparation by Hamas, there was also a last-minute element. Israel believes most of Hamas fighters were kept in the dark ahead of the intended attack, and only told of the plan at the last minute.
Many of the items recovered in cars used by Hamas were personal or family memorabilia. The Israeli military also recovered a map of part of Gaza, riddled with bullet holes, which revealed previously unknown Hamas military sites.
Journalists were shown a wide range of documents and other items recovered from Hamas on Monday in addition to the handful that were publicly released. Reporters were asked not to describe the extra material too precisely – omitting information such as locations – for operational security reasons.
One of the documents that was made public was originally handwritten but recovered from a laptop. It details a plan to seize an IDF command post close to the Gaza border fence with two squads of soldiers, listing their weapons and roles and contains a careful hand-drawn map of the target location.
Other documents, also made public, appear to demonstrate that Hamas saw a value in hostage-taking. One is described by the IDF as a ‘how to take a hostage checklist’ and it recommends that detention areas are booby-trapped with explosives. It also tells fighters to ‘kill those who cause trouble and anyone who tries to escape’, with orders to kill to be given by the company commander.
It also recommends that Hamas fighters use a phrase list of Hebrew words, phonetically translated from Arabic words. Copies of lists that have been recovered, and which were published by Israel on Monday, include translations for ‘put your hands up and spread your legs’ and ‘remove your clothes’.
Phones and laptops have also yielded a welter of videos, including graphic footage of the 7 October terror attacks that Israeli officials have shown to journalists and politicians to underline the violent horror of what occurred.
But one video released on Monday also appears to show the relative ease with which a squad of fighters were able to blow open the Gaza wall with Israel near the Egyptian border.
The footage, taken from a GoPro camera carried by the fighter, follows the squad inside Israel for several hours, until the fighter is killed in a shootout at the Kerem Shalom kibbutz close to the Gaza border.