Vile Hamas terrorists spent seven years spying on Israel through hacked security cameras before October 7, captured documents claim.
The terror group slaughtered more than 1,200 people in a horrific, calculated massacre, with a new report piecing together how they carried out the massacre.
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The attack on innocent Israelis came after Hamas leaders collected extensive footage and information, according to the report published by Israeli media.
They were able to watch their work future Victims go about their daily lives by hacking security cameras In border cities and identify vulnerable sites vulnerable to attack.
Among these details were information about an Israeli kindergarten, as well as a health clinic, which helped reveal more personal information.
The report added that they also obtained the private IP addresses and serial numbers of dozens of security cameras in the communities that were directly targeted on October 7.
In addition, the terrorist group infiltrated emails from senior security officials who worked near the border where the attacks were targeted.
The report claimed that this access allowed them to scout the weakest points along the area which often lacked support and additional mobilized units.
One of the emails they were said to have discovered, which was intercepted, spoke of IDF forces demanding additional security fencing in the months leading up to October.
It is believed that many documents seized from the evil agents showed the extensive work carried out before the massacre.
This spying on the kibbutzim continued for at least seven years, local Channel 12 reported.
The former head of Israeli intelligence for the Shin Bet, Shalom Ben Hanan, told… news The channel was shocked by the information revealed.
“We see very accurate, very detailed intelligence from nobody,” he said army Which collects intelligence information about its targets for attack and prepares files for the attack.”
Hannan added that before October 7, officials viewed Hamas mainly as posing a minor threat to civilians compared to other Iranian proxies.
The dam report was broadcast along with shocking footage showing some surveillance clips from the areas that were breached.
Many of these communities were communities along the border that were later conquered and left in a state of bloodshed.
Israeli officials believe that Hamas activists gained access to the cameras without civilians knowing about it free Share access codes on WhatsApp and Telegram.
It was easily intercepted and allowed them to hack the software.
Former regional council head Eshkol Gadi Yarkoni believes the IDF should have been aware of potential violations and warned officials of the dangers.
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It is believed that it was a “sign” goal to Hamas since terrorists reportedly stormed his old family home on October 7.
Yarkoni had moved in previous years, meaning he was not arrested.
Other officials were not as lucky as the head of the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council, Ofir Lipstein, was brutally killed in the attack.
The Israeli army has not yet responded to the local report.
agitation horror The October 7 plot was eluded by Israeli spies in a catastrophic security failure that sparked more than a year of unprecedented chaos, experts told The Sun.
It was the catalyst that sank four countries – Israel, Palestine, Lebanon and… Iran – In the war.
The killing of tens of thousands represents a historic transformation in the Middle East.
Experts described the escalating situation in the Middle East as “one of the largest human rights crises in the world.”
A catastrophic security failure
In September, an Israeli military report found that 6,000 fighters from Gaza were able to enter Israel on October 7, 2023.
The horrors of that day sparked a 15-month conflict that continues to rage in the Middle East as the Israeli army tries to eliminate Hamas.
Netanyahu has rejected calls – including from his own government – for an investigation into the security failures leading up to October 7 – saying he wants to win the war first.
Professor Bruce Riedel said: “Certainly from everything we know, there were a lot of warning signs that the Israeli intelligence community, or at least parts of it, were very concerned.
But it seems that the Israeli government itself did not take the matter seriously.
“This is a perennial problem for intelligence agencies. In this case, it led to disaster.”
Christian Benedict, Crisis Response Director at Amnesty International UK, also spoke of holding a public inquiry into security failures.
He said: “This must happen, given the scale of the killing against Israelis, the hostage-taking, the wounded, and the displaced.
“The Israeli government owes it to its citizens to ensure there is appropriate transparency and accountability for what appears to be a major security failure.
He added: “There is some kind of review underway in all relevant security, military and political aspects of the Israeli government.”
A New York Times investigation revealed that documents, emails and interviews show that Israel knew about Hamas' plan for October 7 more than a year before it happened.
Senior military and intelligence leaders rejected these plans as ambitious, believing that it would be extremely difficult for Hamas to implement them.
The newspaper viewed a 40-page document outlining a step-by-step plan for the type of invasion that would later kill more than 1,000 people.
Israel's domestic intelligence unit, Shin Bet, discussed a potential threat to the Nova Festival hours before Hamas struck it on October 7 — but festival officials were not warned, Haaretz reported.
Egypt, which was a former mediator between Hamas and Israel, said it had repeatedly warned the Israeli government that the movement was planning “something big” before October 7.
Chairman of the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Michael McCaul said: “We know that Egypt warned the Israelis three days ago of the possibility of an event like this occurring.”
In the year before the attack, Hamas posted videos online of its terrorists preparing to attack Israel, completing training and even using gliders, CNN reported.
“We've never seen anything like this before in Israel,” said Bruce Riedel, who spent 30 years at the CIA including a stint in Israel at the Tel Aviv embassy. date“.
Earlier this year, it was revealed that Hamas originally planned a massive, large-scale attack inside Israel, which included a 9/11-style terrorist attack on skyscrapers in Tel Aviv.
Stunning documents found by the Israeli military reportedly revealed that senior Hamas officers were looking to create an “unprecedented crisis” similar to the September 11 attacks.
Israeli army forces discovered digital and paper records from Hamas command centers in Gaza last November, according to what the Israeli army said. Washington mail.
It was said that 17,000 disturbing images were included in the evidence database believed to have been taken around September 2022.
The Israeli army said it thwarted a terrorist attempt by Hamas to unleash chaos among mourners at the October 7 memorial vigil this year.
Israeli observers were said to have detected threats from Gaza near the events in which a thousand relatives of Nova Festival victims gathered.
Leaders fear that the missiles are prepared to explode among those gathered to mourn in the Negev desert in southern Israel.
But the terrorist attack was suppressed through prepared artillery as well as drones and airstrikes directed at missile launch sites in the terrorist enclave.
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