American Investigation: Hamas Radio Wiretaps Stop About a Year Before Massacre | Israel Hayom
10/30/2023, 11:49:59 AM
Highlights: American Investigation: Hamas Radio Wiretaps Stop About a Year Before Massacre. According to claims published in the American newspaper The New York Times, Unit 8200 stopped listening to the radio frequencies used by the organization's terrorists out of "lack of interest" The media claimed that Israel focused on the northern arena and did not see an immediate threat from Hamas. The investigation concluded that there was no intelligence value in the wiretaps. Such radios were found in the possession of the terrorists who carried out the massacre in the surrounding communities.
According to claims published in the American newspaper The New York Times, Unit 8200 stopped listening to the radio frequencies used by the organization's terrorists out of "lack of interest" • The media claimed that Israel focused on the northern arena and did not see an immediate threat from Hamas
Israeli intelligence Unit 8200 stopped tapping the radios of Hamas terrorists about a year before the massacre near Gaza, according to a comprehensive investigation published Tuesday by the American newspaper The New York Times.
According to the investigation, intelligence officials abandoned the radio frequencies used by the organization's junior operatives, after concluding that there was no intelligence value in the wiretaps. According to the newspaper, such radios were found in the possession of the terrorists who carried out the massacre in the surrounding communities.
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