Censorship permitted publication of two additional indicative signs of the October 7 attack

The military censor approved the publication of two additional indicative signs that preceded the Hamas attack on October 7: identification of Mohammed Deif descending into a tunnel and changes in the organization's anti-tank array. The extent to which they affected the preparedness has not yet been published.

The military censor approved the publication of two additional indicative signs that preceded the Hamas attack on October 7, after initially refusing to allow their disclosure. The signs are the identification of Mohammed Deif, a leader of Hamas's military wing, descending into a tunnel, and changes identified in the organization's anti-tank array. The article emphasizes that the identification itself does not indicate how their significance was assessed in real time, whether they were passed on to senior ranks, or whether they affected the preparedness for the attack. At this stage, no further details have been provided regarding the time of identification or the parties exposed to them.