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Hamas Documents Reveal Why Hezbollah Did Not Join October 7 Attack in Northern Israel
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
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Hamas documents reveal that despite close coordination, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah chose not to join the October 7 attacks in northern Israel, preventing a larger massacre. The documents detail years of cooperation, strategic disagreements, and last-minute refusals to deploy Hezbollah forces during the assault.
- 01Hamas sought Hezbollah and Iranian support from 2019, building a strategic partnership.
- 02During 2021's Guardian of the Walls, Hezbollah shared critical intelligence with Hamas.
- 03Hezbollah thwarted an Israeli deception operation targeting Hamas tunnels in 2021.
- 04In 2022, Nasrallah urged caution despite Hamas pushing for a broad multi-front attack.
- 05Hamas planned the original attack for Passover 2023, not October, with Nasrallah's backing.
- 06On October 7, Nasrallah refused to deploy Hezbollah forces, limiting the attack's scope.
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