Israeli Defense Minister Katz said on Oct. 6 that intelligence indicated Hamas was planning an attack on Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the latest round of the Israel-Palestine conflict. He said he had instructed the Israeli military to move to a full state of heightened alert. In an official statement, Katz said the military must prepare for the worst-case scenario and take decisive action on any intelligence or warning signs, in addition to ongoing operations, to thwart threats. He also said that if Israeli forces in Gaza were harmed, Hamas and local residents in Gaza would face what he described as an "extraordinarily heavy price," according to CCTV.
BlockBeats reported that on Oct. 6, Israeli Defense Minister Katz said intelligence indicated the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, was preparing to launch an attack on Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the outbreak of the latest round of the Israel-Palestine conflict. So he said he had ordered the Israeli military to move to a fully heightened state of alert.
In an official statement released that same day, Katz said the Israeli military had to be ready for the worst-case scenario. And beyond the "powerful actions" already under way, he said it should act decisively on any intelligence or warning signs to stop any threat. No hesitation.
Katz also said that if Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip were harmed in any way, Hamas and local residents in Gaza would face what he described as an "extraordinarily heavy price," according to CCTV.
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