The Israeli Army of the Probe reveals a “complete failure” in preventing the attack on October 7th | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict

The Israeli army acknowledged its “complete failure” to prevent the Hamas attack on October 7, admitting that she had underestimated the abilities of the Palestinian group for years.

A summary of the Israeli army investigation, published on Thursday, said that “she failed in his mission of the protection of Israeli civilians.”

“October 7th was a complete failure, the IDF (army) failed to fulfill his mission to the protection of Israeli civilians,” he told the press to the High Israeli army reporters to reporters after the investigation was announced. “Too much civilian died that day, wondering in their hearts or loud, where was the IDF?” said the clerk, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

The probe said the perception that Hamas was not interested in a fully extent and that Israel would have sufficient warnings for years in case the attack had not increased for years, resulting in a lack of willingness and ability to answer the attack.

It also revealed that Israel focused his intelligence and military efforts at other fronts, such as Hezbollah in Lebanon, and relied too much on “intelligence, barriers and defensive measures,” and surprised him.

Since the deadly attack, which killed about 1,139 people in Israel and launched a war against Gaza who killed more than 48,000 Palestinians, questions from the Netanyahu administration and the army were raised for the attack with the attack.

During the attack, more than 200 people were also trapped.

There were widespread calls to resign Benjamin Netanyahu. The incident has already resulted in with The Purvery of Israel’s Spy Chief Aharon Haliva in 2024. In January, Chief Israeli General Herzi Halevi also resigned, stating the “terrible” security and intelligence “failure” that led to attack.

Southern Army Command Yaron Finkelman also resigned.

“I accept this, my responsibility is, I was the commander of the army on October 7, I carry my own risk, and I also bear full responsibility for all of you. And I admit in every subordinate of mine, as part of my [mistake]”Halevi said.

The probe concluded that Hamas attack It happened in three waves and, at its peak, saw more than 5,000 fighters and civilians enter Israel.

The report says that in the first wave of more than 1,000 fighters of Nukhba, the elite force of the Hamas, the “infiltrated” Israel under the blanket of heavy fire. It was said that they were responsible for ejecting the communication system of the Israeli army and its centers for command and control, creating chaos as the army struggled to regain control.

The second wave, according to the probe, included about 2,000 fighters, while the third saw hundreds of more associations into the invasion, along with several thousand civilians.

Hamas claimed that only a few hundred of his fighters took the attack.

An earlier investigation conducted by Israeli media outlet Haaretz revealed that the Israel’s own army may have had released and killed Israeli civilians During the Hamas attack, in an effort to prevent Palestinian fighters to take prisoners.

Responding to the investigation releases, the opposition leader Yair Lapid renewed his invitation to form a official committee for the attack of the attack.

“The army shows courage and integrity and is explored without any attempt to conceal or avoid his responsibility,” Lapid wrote on X. “It’s time to be a cowardly, failed group called the Israeli government to do the same,” he added.