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Eyewitness Claims Iranian Revolutionary Guards Participated in Nahal Oz Attack

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Eyal Eshel, father of a soldier killed in the October 7 Nahal Oz attack, claims Iranian Revolutionary Guards were involved, citing Persian-speaking assailants. The IDF denies confirmed Iranian participation.

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  • Eyal Eshel claims Persian-speaking attackers were part of the Nahal Oz raid on October 7.
  • He alleges Iranian Revolutionary Guards participated in the assault.
  • Family received this information from sources including personnel at the outpost.
  • IDF states there is no verified intelligence of Iranian involvement.
  • Eshel expressed deep emotional distress over the attack and its implications.
Eyewitness Claims Iranian Revolutionary Guards Participated in Nahal Oz Attack
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Eyal Eshel, father of Ronit Eshel who was killed during the October 7 attack on the Nahal Oz outpost, stated in an interview with Maariv that some of the attackers spoke Persian loudly among themselves. He revealed that his family recently received this information from various sources, including individuals who were present at the outpost during the assault. Eshel alleges that members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps took part in the raid on Nahal Oz. However, an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) official responded by saying there is no verified intelligence confirming Iranian involvement in the attack. Expressing his anguish, Eshel said, "My heart can't bear this, may they rot in hell!"

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