Regional Actors Advise Tactical Flexibility to Lull Israel Amid Military Preparations
Sources from one Middle Eastern country advised another regional state to adopt a strategy of tactical flexibility by signing an agreement with Israel, only to later violate it once a large-scale military conflict begins. According to a report on Kan Reshet Bet, these actors suggested reaching a deal with Israel to create a false sense of calm, while simultaneously continuing preparations for warfare. This approach mirrors the tactics used by Yahya Sinwar of Hamas, who gave Israel the impression of willingness for quiet before orchestrating the terror attack on October 7. The revelation raises concerns about whether Israel is once again convincing itself of regional states' readiness to normalize relations, potentially repeating a dangerous misjudgment similar to the pre-October 7 period.
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