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Regional Actors Advise Tactical Flexibility to Lull Israel Amid Military Preparations

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First reported by Kan News · 31 minutes ago

What happened

Middle Eastern sources advised a country to sign and later break a deal with Israel to lull it before a military conflict, echoing Hamas tactics before October 7.

  • 01Middle Eastern actors recommended signing and later breaking an agreement with Israel to lull it.
  • 02The tactic aims to create a false sense of calm while preparing for war.
  • 03This mirrors Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's approach before the October 7 terror attack.
  • 04The report was revealed by Kan Reshet Bet during regional diplomatic discussions.
  • 05Concerns arise that Israel may again misjudge regional states' intentions toward normalization.

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Yahya Sinwar
OrganizationsHamas, Kan Reshet Bet

Full coverage · 2 outlets

The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.

Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew17 minutes ago
Regional Actors Advise Tactical Flexibility to Lull Israel Amid Military Preparations
Kan NewsCenter · Hebrew31 minutes ago
Regional State Advises Another to Sign Deal with Israel as Cover for War Preparations

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