Army intel was notified that hundreds if not thousands of Hamas terrorists switched to Israeli SIM cards at midnight on October 7

Multiple media resources report what has been kept under strict censorship till now. IDF army intelligence was notified that the Gazan cellular SIM cards had been suddenly replaced with Israeli SIM cards, a clear indication along with all the other reports, that a surprise invasion was planned.

And yet, according to reports, nothing was done and the political leadership was not notified.

This latest evidence contributes to the existence of anti-democratic forces in the IDF, intelligence, and security services that intentionally did nothing despite clear evidence of abnormal terrorist activity. In no case, it appears, the political echelon was notified. All of this darkly suggests that there was a conspiracy within the IDF and other agencies to allow a lapse that would ruin forever Benjamin Netanyahu’s reputation as Mr. Security.

In recent days, an extremely well-funded ad campaign sought to blame all on Bibi, because he was the head. But it seems to be backfiring as Netanyahu oversees the military and diplomatic campaigns with inimitable clarity and courage.

Unraveling October 7: Accountability Beyond Political Blame

The aftermath of the October 7 catastrophe has unfurled a narrative steeped in blame and political finger-pointing, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at its center. However, a closer examination reveals a more complex and disconcerting reality. It has become increasingly evident that the true failure lies not with Netanyahu personally but with a breakdown in communication and perhaps intentional obfuscation by elements within the military intelligence, the internal security agency, and possibly the Air Force. This disturbing scenario suggests a deliberate attempt to undermine the political echelon, using a horrific national tragedy as leverage in the broader context of protest against judicial reform and replacement of a democratically elected government not to the liking of the insurrectionists.

The notion that sections of the military and security apparatus may have withheld critical information from the government, and Netanyahu specifically, points to a deep-seated and deep disturbing issue within Israel’s security and governance structures. Such actions, if proven true, represent not just a failure of protocol but a direct challenge to the democratic oversight of the military by the elected government. This is a grave concern that transcends political affiliations and calls into question the integrity of the institutions tasked with national defense. It must be investigated to the end, and violators punished accordingly.

The Urgent Need for Investigation and Reform

1. Comprehensive Investigation: There must be a thorough and transparent investigation into the conduct of military intelligence, the internal security agency, and other relevant bodies leading up to and during the events of October 7. This investigation should aim to uncover the extent to which information was withheld and the motivations behind such decisions.
2. Accountability Measures: Should the investigation reveal intentional acts of subversion against the government’s authority, severe consequences must follow. This includes not only legal action against individuals involved but also systemic reforms to prevent future occurrences.
3. Oversight and Transparency: Enhancing the mechanisms for oversight of military and security agencies by civilian authorities is crucial. This might involve reforms in how intelligence is reported to the government, ensuring that no single entity or group within the military can unilaterally decide to withhold vital national security information.
4. Public Discourse: The Israeli public deserves a candid discussion about the balance between military autonomy and democratic oversight. This conversation is essential for maintaining public trust in both the government and the military, particularly in times of crisis.

The events surrounding October 7 and their aftermath have underscored a critical vulnerability in Israel’s security and political framework. Addressing this issue requires a commitment to transparency, accountability, and reform. It is not about absolving Netanyahu of personal blame. It’s about safeguarding the democratic principles that underpin Israel’s governance.

As Israel navigates these challenges, the need for unity and commitment to the nation’s democratic integrity has never been greater. Blaming Netanyahu is just a cover for those who have no shame and limits to advance their subversive political agenda.