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‘Just like before Oct. 7’: Gaza border surveillance troops say they’re seeing terror activity

אוג 13, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 90Objectivity score90/100

‘Just like before Oct. 7’: Gaza border surveillance troops say they’re seeing terror activity

Surveillance soldiers on the Gaza border were reportedly sounding the alarm on Thursday about armed terrorist activity inside the Gaza Strip, in what they said feels like a repeat of their unheeded warnings before the October 7, 2023, onslaught.Leading up to that Hamas-led invasion and massacre, the surveillance soldiers sent alerts about terrorists training for the attack, and were infamously ignored. Some of the surveillance soldiers, who are women, said sexism was a factor in their warnings being brushed aside.Five female surveillance soldiers (tatzpitaniyot) from IDF Unit 414 were killed, and seven were taken captive when the Nahal Oz military base near the Gaza border was overrun. Noa Marciano was killed in captivity. Ori Megidish was rescued alive. The other five were eventually released during subsequent ceasefires.On Thursday, Channel 12 quoted a number of unnamed soldiers who described a feeling of deja vu. They reported watching armed terrorists operate and…

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Surveillance soldiers on the Gaza border are reporting increased armed terrorist activity within the Gaza Strip, reminiscent of the unheeded warnings before the October 7, 2023, attack. Soldiers from IDF Unit 414 described seeing armed terrorists operating and planting explosives along the Gaza Yellow Line, with one soldier stating, "It's just like before October 7." They express feelings of helplessness and pointlessness if their intelligence is not acted upon. Amidst this, Jared Kushner is expected to visit Israel next week to urge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to advance a US-backed plan for Hamas disarmament, which Hamas has accepted but Netanyahu has opposed. The EU has also welcomed Israel's extension of the mandate for its border assistance mission at the Rafah crossing and a program for Palestinian police training.

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