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Israeli Defence Forces are prepared for a ground incursion and would deploy special forces to rescue hostages if it could be done.

The war Hamas launched on Israel has raised questions about the influence of its sponsor, Iran, and whether it had anything to do with the unprecedented attack.

The infiltration of thousands of Palestinian fighters into Israel from Gaza seems to have briefly caught Israel’s military and intelligence services totally off guard. As Israel recovers, questions have swirled about exactly what Tel Aviv may have known ahead of time. Sputnik asked two senior former Israeli intelligence officials for their takes.

Leading up to the attack, Hamas fighters were being trained and drilled — often in plain sight, Reuters reported.

Hamas launched a well-executed and coordinated attack against Israel, leaving experts questioning the intelligence lapse. The attack involved the firing of thousands of rockets, breaching of the Gaza Strip fence, and infiltration of Israeli territory using various means such as hang gliders and motorized parachute gliders. Hamas fighters even attempted to reach Israel by motorized dinghies via the open ocean. The attack took Israel by surprise, occurring on a religious holiday.

Nobody benefits from the situation, neither Israel nor Hamas. But, many regional analysts like Thomas Friedman believe the only beneficiary of the disastrous event could be Iran

HUNT VALLEY, Md. (TND) -- This weekend's carnage in Israel is raising questions about why and how the vaunted Israeli intelligence community missed a growing th

U.S. officials say they don’t have a smoking gun proving that Tehran played a direct role.

Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel and the war it launched has raised new questions about the influence of its main sponsor, Iran, and whether it had anything to do with the assault.

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