The New York Times and the Washington Post published leaked documents Israeli army Reports that the leader of Hamas Yahya Al-Sanwar He sought to launch a surprise attack on Israel with the support of Hezbollah And Iran.
Documents reported by newspaper Haaretz Israeli forces seized command positions agitation in Gaza Strip It indicates that there are plans to bring down towers near the headquarters of the Israeli Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv.
According to Haaretz, the publication of these documents in the American press, specifically those allied with the administration of the US President Joe Biden This comes due to the criticism directed by these newspapers regarding the level of killing and destruction caused by the Israeli army in Lebanon and Palestine.
It was revealed that the aim of publishing these documents in Western newspapers was to achieve influence abroad and give the message that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was seeking to invade… Israel and that Iran She was aware of the Hamas attack even if she did not know its exact timing.
By publishing these documents in the Western press, Israel also seeks to promote that Sinwar’s goal was to destroy Israel and not to attack cover areas Gaza Only that Hamas is part of an Iranian-led axis that threatens Western culture.
The media campaign also seeks to justify the Israeli counterattack and the massive killing and destruction it caused in GazaLebanonAnd that the army was seeking to save Israel from destruction, which justifies the tactics of expelling the Palestinians, destroying their homes, seizing their lands, and expanding settlements.
But Haaretz newspaper indicates that these documents reveal Netanyahu’s responsibility for what happened on October 7 and that his policies pushed Hamas to launch war without waiting for Hezbollah or Iran.
Sinwar saw an increase in the Israeli presence in… Al-Aqsa Mosque Attempts to normalize relations between Riyadh and Tel Aviv and Israel’s development of a laser missile interception system made these policies the main driver of what happened on October 7.
The New York Times published a report entitled “Secret Documents Show that Hamas Tried to Persuade Iran to Join Its Attack on October 7,” in which it revealed what was in the minutes of several secret meetings held by Hamas in the period preceding the attack.
According to the American newspaper, the minutes contained references to Hamas’ efforts to persuade its allies, Iran and Hezbollah, to join the attack.
But the Permanent Mission of Iran to… United Nations She denied the veracity of this report.
The mission told the American magazine “Newsweek” on Saturday: “While Hamas officials stationed in Doha stated that they also had no prior knowledge of the operation, and that all planning and decision-making was done exclusively by the movement’s military wing inside Gaza, any claim that attempts to link Iran or Hezbollah… “The attack, partially or completely, is devoid of credibility and comes from fabricated documents.”
Iran has actually become involved in the raging conflict in the Middle East, as it launched two attacks on Israel, the first in April and the other in October, amid expectations of an imminent Israeli response to the second attack.
