Nazareth - Saba:
A new investigation conducted by the Zionist Air Force Command showed a clear failure to counter the attack launched by the Palestinian resistance, led by Al-Qassam Brigades, on the Zionist entity's bases and settlements in Gaza envelope on October 7, 2023.
According to what the Palestinian Media Center reported today, Wednesday, the attack, which took place more than 14 months ago, led to an exchange of accusations between the occupation entity's security services and Zionist political institutions regarding responsibility for the failures.
According to Zionist data, the attack resulted in the death of 1,200 military personnel and settlers, in addition to capturing 250 others and transferring them to Gaza Strip.
The October 7 attack led to the evacuation of the Gaza envelope settlements for several months after they were deemed unsafe. Previous investigations revealed that Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, struck the Zionist military command centers and succeeded in disrupting communication networks, which added to the chaos.
Other Zionist reports also revealed that the Zionist Air Force bombed settler gatherings, deliberately killing them to prevent the Palestinian resistance from taking them as prisoners to Gaza.
The investigation also pointed to the ineffectiveness of alert systems in the face of the attack, which added to the complexity of the situation on the ground.
These findings highlight the magnitude of the Zionist military failures in the face of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which was carried out by the Palestinian resistance with high professionalism.
These failures open the door to increasing questions about the readiness of the Zionist enemy army and its readiness to face similar threats in the future.
A new investigation conducted by the Zionist Air Force Command showed a clear failure to counter the attack launched by the Palestinian resistance, led by Al-Qassam Brigades, on the Zionist entity's bases and settlements in Gaza envelope on October 7, 2023.
According to what the Palestinian Media Center reported today, Wednesday, the attack, which took place more than 14 months ago, led to an exchange of accusations between the occupation entity's security services and Zionist political institutions regarding responsibility for the failures.
According to Zionist data, the attack resulted in the death of 1,200 military personnel and settlers, in addition to capturing 250 others and transferring them to Gaza Strip.
The October 7 attack led to the evacuation of the Gaza envelope settlements for several months after they were deemed unsafe. Previous investigations revealed that Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, struck the Zionist military command centers and succeeded in disrupting communication networks, which added to the chaos.
Other Zionist reports also revealed that the Zionist Air Force bombed settler gatherings, deliberately killing them to prevent the Palestinian resistance from taking them as prisoners to Gaza.
The investigation also pointed to the ineffectiveness of alert systems in the face of the attack, which added to the complexity of the situation on the ground.
These findings highlight the magnitude of the Zionist military failures in the face of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which was carried out by the Palestinian resistance with high professionalism.
These failures open the door to increasing questions about the readiness of the Zionist enemy army and its readiness to face similar threats in the future.