Sunday, November 26, 2023

DF Intelligence Director Aharon Haliva was warned of attack

Aharon Haliva

New details have emerged about the failures of the security forces to prevent the Oct. 7th massacre.

Channel 12 News reports that the attack was originally planned for last Passover Eve, but the IDF detected signs of the attack and raised its alert level to the point that Hamas cancelled the attack.

Hamas was concerned that the IDF had succeeded in infiltrating the command structure and ranks of their organization and worried about the plan leaking out.

Two days ago, it was reported that a senior officer of the IDF's SIGINT unit 8200 had warned that Hamas was planning a large-scale invasion of Israel. The officer discovered Hamas's operational plan, which was eventually the one used, and shared the information with senior officials in 8200 and the Southern Command.

The officer warned her direct superior, who cancelled her vacation to warn the head of the Intelligence Directorate, Aharon Haliva, when he visited the unit's base. Haliva disregarded the report and did not pass the information to the head of the ISA or the Chief of Staff.

According to journalist Nir Dvori, an additional junior officer in Unit 8200 also strongly cautioned that Hamas was training for an attack, and that the attack was indeed planned and not simply a training exercise. The two specified planned points of entry through Israel's border wall, the different communications being sent, and the conclusion that a massive attack was planned. They presented the findings to a senior officer from outside their unit, who dismissed it as "fantasy."

8 comments:

Garnel Ironheart said...

Well now Bibi knows who to put all the blame on.

Anonymous said...

Regular fare.Like after shootings ch"v in the US. Always claim there's signs before
'Tis also to deter the public from noting the failure of the female units on the task

Dusiznies said...

8:4455
I have no clue as to what the H you are blabbering about, but the female units were superb in this war. And it is the female units that monitor the drones, and then pull the trigger.
I am going to post more about the female units and what they did for the war .as a lot of Charedim have this false view of the female units.
Having said that I strongly believe that females should not be in the army, for different reasons, but to say that they were a "failure" is an outright lie and shows me that you have absolutely no clue of what actually happened.

NewSquareTriangle said...

It’s rumored that Unit 8200 is having its name changed to Unit 4100 to represent the retardation of its commander

Anonymous said...

You are suffused with propaganda.Typical
The proof was in pudding.Which units failed abysmally?
As B Gantz admitted humorously off mic half decade ago : they're really here to sing
Would a men-only atmosphere have failed the same?It is possible. However the long record implies better on the balance
Can females monitor drones by computer ? Undoubtedly.iirc uniforms & military barracks aren't necessary for that. private contractors can as well.
Finally, does unabashed Judaism make us appear doctrinaire ?
Sure. & the whole world will be remarkably better for it,once they hop aboard

Garnel Ironheart said...

For those deriding the women, a reminder that the entire command structure of the IDF is men and they all failed on October 7 while the most successful counter-attack in the first phase was a grandmother.

Anonymous said...

zvi zamir, the head of the mossad during the yom kippur war, and who is 98 years old today,(until 120) repeatedly warned golda meir to mobilize troops on account egypt will invade, but she did not give the call up order, and israel paid in blood...

those who dont study history are doomed to repeat its mistakes

Anonymous said...

Then they made a movie pretending the contrary