Close Menu
raqeeb en
  • Latest News
  • International Solidarity
  • Children of Gaza
  • Caricature
  • Infographics
  • Special Reports
  • about us
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Trending
  • Global trade in 2025 shaped by Trump’s tariffs
  • Belgium urges Israel to lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza
  • “The Absence of an Economic Narrative”: Calls for a Unified Vision and Reforms That Address the Core of the Financial Crisis
  • Israeli authorities announce plan for 1,200 colonial units in Beit El
  • Dr. Ahmad Shadid: Heavy Rains Expose the Depth of Gaza’s Tragedy and Unmask Media Bias
  • Abdo Idris, warned against rushing ahead with the draft law aimed at reducing the use of cash
  • Shahada: Israel’s Economy Is Bleeding Two Years After the Gaza War
  • Economist Ashour Warns: Cash-Reduction Law Risks Harming Palestinian Economy
Facebook Instagram YouTube WhatsApp
raqeeb en
SUBSCRIBE
  • Latest News
  • International Solidarity
  • Children of Gaza
  • Caricature
  • Infographics
  • Special Reports
  • about us

العربية

raqeeb en
Home»Latest News»Shin Bet admits failure on Oct 7, accuses political leadership
Latest News

Shin Bet admits failure on Oct 7, accuses political leadership

Dania AbdulfatahBy Dania AbdulfatahMarch 5, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Telegram Copy Link
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email Copy Link

The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation reported that the Shin Bet Israeli security service published its internal investigation into Operation Al Aqsa Flood on October 7, 2023.

Hamas successfully struck the Israeli military’s command and control within the first minutes of its multifaceted operation, which involved land, air, and sea assaults.

Israeli media reported that most field commanders—ranging from platoon and company leaders to battalion commanders—were killed at the outset of the attack, including three brigade commanders.

The military’s investigations pointed to a complete lack of preparedness across all formations, including the collapse of intelligence from both Aman and the Shin Bet, highlighting that the Israeli military’s Gaza Division “was defeated within the first two hours of the operation.”

According to the Shin Bet, the main factors that led to failure were “failure to utilize agents, analyze information, and coordinate with the army.”

While the Shin Bet admitted in its investigation summary, according to the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, that it had failed “in its mission to prevent the attack,” it placed part of the responsibility on the “political leadership.”

The report held the head of the Israeli occupation, Benjamin Netanyahu, responsible for allowing the transfer of money into Gaza and avoiding the assassinations of Hamas leaders, despite Shin Bet recommendations to follow a proactive approach.

The investigation also pointed to “the lack of effectiveness in gathering human intelligence, and weak recruitment due to the restrictions imposed on the Shin Bet’s work in Gaza.”

Sources close to Netanyahu criticized the Shin Bet security service report on Tuesday, noting that it “failed to answer the fundamental questions related to the intelligence failures.”

The head of the Israeli Shin Bet, Ronen Bar, said in response to a question about the timing of his resignation that he would not be satisfied with the return of 197 captives from Gaza, but would seek to release the remaining 59, adding that “The moment an official investigation committee is formed, into the failure of October 7, I will hand over the baton to one of my distinguished deputies.”

Source: Al Mayadeen

Follow on Google News Follow on Flipboard
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous ArticleOver 9,500 Palestinian detainees inside Israeli custody, says Palestinian prisoners’ institutions
Next Article Israeli forces deploy armored vehicles in Tulkarm governorate

Related Posts

Global trade in 2025 shaped by Trump’s tariffs

December 31, 2025

Belgium urges Israel to lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza

December 31, 2025

“The Absence of an Economic Narrative”: Calls for a Unified Vision and Reforms That Address the Core of the Financial Crisis

December 23, 2025

Israeli authorities announce plan for 1,200 colonial units in Beit El

December 23, 2025

Dr. Ahmad Shadid: Heavy Rains Expose the Depth of Gaza’s Tragedy and Unmask Media Bias

December 16, 2025

Abdo Idris, warned against rushing ahead with the draft law aimed at reducing the use of cash

December 14, 2025
Recent Posts
  • Global trade in 2025 shaped by Trump’s tariffs
  • Belgium urges Israel to lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza
  • “The Absence of an Economic Narrative”: Calls for a Unified Vision and Reforms That Address the Core of the Financial Crisis
  • Israeli authorities announce plan for 1,200 colonial units in Beit El
  • Dr. Ahmad Shadid: Heavy Rains Expose the Depth of Gaza’s Tragedy and Unmask Media Bias
Facebook Instagram YouTube WhatsApp
All Rights Reserved - Raqeeb Media Network 2025

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.