In Part 2 we examined the official narrative claiming the attack came as a complete surprise to the Israeli authorities who, as a result, were not prepared to defend the people living, working and partying on the Israeli side of the “Iron Wall.” IDF command cleared up any misunderstanding by posting on social media that the recordings were “preserved and accessible to the relevant parties” but that both video and audio recordings had been “blocked to those who are not required to deal with them.” Hitherto, the IDF soldiers who initially tried to access the recording had been “required” to conduct that analysis, only to find they were no longer the “relevant parties.” One of the primary reason the IDF initially gave for concluding that Hamas didn’t know the festival was a potential target was that the first terrorists approached the festival along Route 232 and not across the open land from the Gaza border.
Author: Editor
Published at: 2025-08-02 21:59:00
Still want to read the full version? Full article
