ABC reports on the killing of hundreds of Israelis by Israel on October 7.

“This was a mass of Hannibal. Thousands of people in all kinds of vehicles, some with hostages,” said Colonel Erez.

‘This was a massive Hannibal’ In July, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that Israeli army commanders had given orders to fire on troops captured by the Hams at three different locations, explicitly referring to the Hannibal directive.

“Twenty-eight attack helicopters have fired all the ammunition in their bellies during the day, in renewed runs to rearm. We are talking about hundreds of 30-millimeter cannon-mortars and Hellfire missiles,” said reporter Yoav Zeitoun. – ABC

Each Apache can carry 1200x 30mm high explosive rounds – essentially a grenade (Second photo). – 𝕏 Source

Leaked Israeli Air Force footage proves it was the IDF that took out its own civilians with Apache helicopters during the Nova music festival on October 7. – 𝕏 Source

Mounting questions about the colossal failure of Israeli intelligence to anticipate and prepare for a surprise Hamas attack were heightened on Monday when an Egyptian intelligence official said Jerusalem had ignored repeated warnings that the Gaza-based terror group was planning “something big” — including an apparent direct message from Cairo’s intelligence minister to the prime minister. – Source

Squeezing your dance party into the no-man’s land between a military outpost and the Gaza border is a pretty bad idea, although that wasn’t the original plan. Tribe of Nova moved the festival location from an undisclosed location in southern Israel just two days earlier for reasons that remain unclear. – Source