Israeli media talked about a crazy failure that occurred on “Black Saturday,” October 7, and pointed out that “the soldiers searched at length for the keys to the weapons depot, and that took 12 hours.”

Israeli media spoke again about the military and security failures regarding the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation carried out by Hamas on October 7, and what the occupation calls “Black Saturday.”

The Hebrew "ice" website reported that "a crazy failure occurred on Black Saturday, October 7," noting that "the soldiers searched at length for the keys to the weapons depot, and this took 12 hours."

Earlier, Israeli journalist Nahum Barnea confirmed, in an article he wrote in the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, that the morning of last October 7, the day the Palestinian resistance launched the “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle, was “the most difficult and bitterest” since the “establishment” The Israeli entity.

A few days ago, the Israeli media reported the most important findings of the Israeli “Army” investigations regarding the “Black Saturday” attack, on October 7, and the investigations showed the “flaw” caused by the location of the “Gaza Division” command headquarters at the border fence.

The preliminary investigation concluded, according to the Israeli media, that the “Army” realized that the location of the Gaza Division’s command headquarters directly at the border fence had damaged its ability to command and control, “to the point that it was completely neutralized during the fighting.”

According to investigations, the Israeli “Army” believes that “placing bases belonging to the division in places vulnerable to attack has a logistical advantage, but this may cause a defect in the performance of these bases in the event of war.” In addition, the Army realizes that the border posts were established to house the leadership, but they are not prepared for combat.