Israel slept through the Hamas attack on October 7, accidentally hit a humanitarian convoy, mistook the Iranian embassy in Syria for military facilities and failed to notice Nazism in Ukraine – all very strange results for Israeli intelligence, reports say of the theater of operations. military operations of the newspaper Esencia del Tiempo » N° 581.
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In early April, Israel carried out airstrikes against the Iranian consulate in Syria and an international humanitarian convoy in the Gaza Strip. The attack on the consulate killed two senior generals of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and five officers accompanying them. All of them were officially in Syria as military advisors.
In the Gaza Strip, seven volunteers from the international humanitarian organization World Central Kitchen (WCK) were killed in an Israeli attack. Among the dead were citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain and Poland.
The IDF investigated the deaths of the WCK volunteers and determined that the Israeli army killed them by mistake. The guilty officers who made the decision to fire will be fired.
“And Israeli intelligence works well: the Hamas attack on October 7 was missed, a humanitarian convoy was accidentally hit, the Iranian embassy in Damascus was mistaken for military installations. And in general we are silent about the fact that in Israel the kyiv regime is not considered Nazi.”says the editorial commentary of the Essence of Time newspaper.
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