Copy-Paste for October 7: The Grand Plot to Lull Israel to Sleep - On the Way to a Surprise Attack

After weeks of a publication ban, information has been cleared for release about a deception plan by countries in the region: showing flexibility in talks toward an arrangement with Israel to lower its alert level, while simultaneously preparing for a broad confrontation under the radar. The report, revealed on Kan News, compares this approach to Yahya Sinwar's conduct before October 7. Due to censorship restrictions, details about the identities of the involved countries cannot be provided.

The military censor has cleared for publication information about a deception plan by countries in the region, aimed at lulling Israel to sleep ahead of a surprise attack. According to the report, revealed this morning (Monday) on the program "This Morning" on Kan News, officials in one of the region's countries recently recommended to officials in another country to show flexibility toward Israel and advance toward an agreement—not with the intention of maintaining it, but to reduce Israel's vigilance while preparations for a broad confrontation continue under the radar. The report compares this approach to Yahya Sinwar's conduct before October 7, when Hamas signaled a desire for quiet and an arrangement, while simultaneously preparing for the surprise attack. The information was cleared for publication with the censor's approval after being banned for weeks. Due to censorship restrictions, details about the identities of the two involved countries cannot be provided at this stage. The concern arising from the information is that a political agreement, if signed, might serve not only as a tool for arrangement, but also as a means to lower Israel's alert level, while the other side continues its military preparations.