WorldNetDaily By David Brummer
JERUSALEM â The Israel Defense Forces’ new report includes its findings from a military probe into some of the failings on Oct. 7, presenting them initially to residents of Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the worst-hit communities on that “Black Sabbath.”
The specially convened presentation took place at a Dead Sea hotel, where internally displaced refugees have been staying since their homes were largely destroyed by Hamas terrorists. While providing some answers, the probe left significant questions hanging, and the report neither assuaged some of the community’s pent-up fury amid its ongoing trauma, nor did it restore trust in the army. There are those who wonder aloud whether that sacred bond between the IDF â a largely conscript army â and the people, particularly those who felt bereft and abandoned on Oct. 7, will ever be fully repaired. It was more than just 1,200 people Hamas terrorists annihilated that day; they also damaged â perhaps irreparably â the “stickiness” that helps hold Israeli society together.
The IDF has finalized its presentation of the operational inquiry regarding the battle of Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7 and first days of the war.
To read the full operational inquiry, click the link below: https://t.co/qIS9FNiQrF
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Maj. Gen. (res.) Mickey Edelstein, a former commander of the Gaza division, headed up the information gathering. The probeâs findings did answer some important questions, and its thoroughness helped kibbutz members understand âthe depth and complexity of the events that occurredâ during the seemingly never-ending hours of Hamasâ brutal onslaught…
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