Israeli Channel Reveals “Shocking” Details: How Deif Blinded Occupation Security Agencies on October 7 Eve
An Israeli channel has revealed that Mohammed Deif misled the occupation’s security agencies on the eve of October 7 despite hot warnings, in details described by Israeli media as shocking about the intelligence failure.
The Hebrew Channel 12 (“Reshet Kan”) reported that the commander-general of the Al-Qassam Brigades, Mohammed Deif (Abu Khaled), managed to mislead the strict technical and field surveillance system imposed by the Zionist General Security Service, the Shin Bet, leaving his location on the night of October 7 and heading to a strategic command tunnel equipped as an integrated operations room to manage the battle.
The Hebrew channel acknowledged in its report that the field movements and the unusual behavior of the commander “Abu Khaled” that night triggered a state of severe confusion and panic within the corridors of the occupation’s intelligence, prompting the army command to call in additional drones, urgently withdrawing them from the skies over the occupied West Bank and deploying them over the Gaza Strip to monitor developments and gather information.
The Hebrew-language Kan channel said that a succession of grave indicators regarding Hamas’s activation of offensive field capabilities prompted the leadership of the Shin Bet to dispatch its “Teqila” team, part of the agency’s security elite, to the southern area of the Gaza envelope, in parallel with reconnaissance aircraft spotting one of the commanders of the resistance’s rocket unit in the central governorate as he launched rocket barrages and uncovered the camouflaged launch pits.
The channel acknowledged that a state of “intelligence blindness” and military arrogance remained dominant over the occupation leadership despite the flow of these hot warnings until 3:00 a.m.; the commander of the occupation army’s Southern Command at the time insisted on treating the scene as “routine activity and factional drills as usual,” ruling out entirely that the resistance was on its way to launching a large-scale strategic attack.
