
Israel knew in detail about Oct 7th
Ryan Dawson's Anti-neocon Report is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. What if I told you the IDF’s clandestine 8200 unit had knowledge of Hamas’s October 7 attack three weeks before it happened? And I don’t mean the type of warnings that we’ve already heard about that various Israeli officials brushed aside. According to Israel’s state broadcaster. The young analysts at Unit 8200 compiled a chillingly accurate detailed blueprint three weeks before October 7 and then ignored it. The document is entitled Detailed End-to-End Raid Training And it was based on months of surveillance. The leaked document spells out how Hamas’ elite unit planned to use four companies to breach the security wall using a ground and air attack. The document’s authors even knew where the fighters would be headed. And here’s a striking detail from the report. It said Hamas planned to take a specific number of captives back to Gaza, between 200 and 250 people. And there’s more. The report alleges Israel’s southern command not only knew about these plans but had detailed information about the conditions hostages were to be kept in, how they should be moved, fed, searched, controlled, and under what conditions they could be executed. And now for the blame game. Just about every side in this has been pointing the finger. That’s been the case since October 7. And if the report is correct, it could actually help Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has built his reputation on security and has been at pains to blame everyone but himself. He even cast blame on multiple officials, including the heads of military intelligence and internal security agency Shin Bet back in October. He wrote a tweet that was later deleted, saying they had repeatedly assured him that Hamas wasn’t up to anything. So who failed? And did the political leaders know? Well, there is an official investigation into October 7, sort of. An ombudsman in Israel is on the case. But Israel’s High Court has just ordered him to suspend any parts of his inquiry that relate to the idea for Shin Bet. The Prime Minister’s son railed against that decision in an online post, calling for full. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.ryandawson.org/subscribe


















