Ari Flanzraich
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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You certainly didn't have drones or anything in the air, which could have solved this entire problem within about 15 minutes.
If you have enough guys with enough RPGs, enough explosives, you break through concrete.
Why something didn't happen between
That meeting, which I've heard was between certain members of intelligence at maybe three in the morning, why there weren't drones that were put in the air or a helicopter or heightened alertness, like significantly heightened alertness, I don't know.
But what I have learned over many, many years in Israel is that you would be surprised by what people can get away with.
I know people in the West Bank who have fake Israeli IDs who slip in illegally and stolen Israeli cars to smoke hash with their friends on the other side and then go back.
You'd be surprised.
Yeah, I don't, yeah.
When it wants to be competent, it's very competent.
I mean, if you ask yourself, for example, in Lebanon and Iran right now, how is it that they have thousands upon thousands of targets that are readily available?
That's exactly right.
It's because they wanted to have them.
They set their sights on Iran and Lebanon and they neglected Gaza.
Well, you can't flood the area with IDF because, look, you're talking about a lot of troops, especially for the holidays.
Or maybe in the north, it might be two, three hours away.
So I think it's a bit unreasonable to expect that they would have flooded the whole place with troops.
It's harder.
People have to get their guns and get equipment.
It's logistical mayhem.
There were soldiers in the first two weeks of the war that didn't even have helmets.
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