️JUST IN: Palestinian resistance fighters were not instructed to capture civilians.
- The instructions for the elite fighters were to capture as many enemy soldiers as possible and bring them to the Gaza Strip while avoiding civilians, especially women and children.
- The elite resistance fighters demonstrated a high level of discipline and had detailed maps and plans for the stages of the operation.
- The main focus of the elite fighters' attack was on weapon depots, military positions, and guard posts.
- The elite fighters took control of Kibbutz Kfar Aza in a devastating attack, having precise maps and knowledge of the location of the weapon depot and the house of the security chief, who was killed after a brief skirmish.
- The elite fighters booby-trapped several locations, deliberately leaving some weapons at the entrances to lure soldiers inside before detonating them.
- The resistance planned to seize control of 221 kibbutzim, military sites, and towns, including Netivot, Ofakim, and Sderot.
- The elite fighters and their followers stormed 130 out of 135 homes in Kibbutz Nir Oz.
- The elite fighters had enough time to carry out the operation and rest in the surrounding areas.
Source: A joint investigation by the Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom and the German newspaper Bild on October 7, @tamerqdh
Mike
- The instructions for the elite fighters were to capture as many enemy soldiers as possible and bring them to the Gaza Strip while avoiding civilians, especially women and children.
- The elite resistance fighters demonstrated a high level of discipline and had detailed maps and plans for the stages of the operation.
- The main focus of the elite fighters' attack was on weapon depots, military positions, and guard posts.
- The elite fighters took control of Kibbutz Kfar Aza in a devastating attack, having precise maps and knowledge of the location of the weapon depot and the house of the security chief, who was killed after a brief skirmish.
- The elite fighters booby-trapped several locations, deliberately leaving some weapons at the entrances to lure soldiers inside before detonating them.
- The resistance planned to seize control of 221 kibbutzim, military sites, and towns, including Netivot, Ofakim, and Sderot.
- The elite fighters and their followers stormed 130 out of 135 homes in Kibbutz Nir Oz.
- The elite fighters had enough time to carry out the operation and rest in the surrounding areas.
Source: A joint investigation by the Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom and the German newspaper Bild on October 7, @tamerqdh
Mike