Typical dumocrat response- didn’t answer anything.
On October 7, why was the IDF missing in action for six hours? That place is the most secure and has the most surveillance. But why was there no response for six hours? Charlie Kirk asked the same question and I’m asking you the same question but you don’t have an answer for that.
You just have the normal talking points.
I’m not agreeing with what anybody did.
All I’m saying is I know your newsfeed it’s
breaking 911/libs of Tik tok / mark lavin/ looney Laura loomer on Twitter. ( i follow breaking 911/ and libs ) but they have an agenda
So it’s the same slop you parrot back.
Ok, I'll address this one at a time. Beginning with what Charlie stated. Unlike others on here who think that Netanyahu purposely let this happen and there was some kind of stand down order, Charlie caught a lot of backlash for that statement thinking he insinuated that it was done knowing that Netanyahu knew ahead time that this going to happen is completely untrue. BUT, no one is denying that there was a complete collapse with intelligence and tactical readiness. There was and this is why…
“The Hamas attack began around 6:29 a.m. with a massive rocket barrage and multi-point ground/air/sea infiltration. Roughly 5,000+ terrorists (first wave ~1,175 elite Nukhba forces) hit across ~114 points. Only about 767 IDF troops were stationed along the border that morning. The Gaza Division was effectively overrun and defeated for nearly 10 hours. High command knew only about 40% of the penetrations by 7:30 a.m. and ~60% by 10 a.m. Most of the atrocities occurred in the first six hours, while Hamas had operational control over many border communities, posts, and roads. 
• Local forces, tanks, and some units fought from the opening minutes. The air force was activated early.
• First outside reinforcements (mostly special forces) began arriving in some areas around 8:45–9:45 a.m., but in small numbers. Larger forces generally arrived between 9:30–10 a.m. and later. In some places (e.g., Nir Oz), IDF units arrived only after Hamas had largely withdrawn. In others, residents and local emergency squads held out for hours alone.
• The IDF announced it had sent troops and reserves to reclaim towns roughly 6–7 hours after the start. Full control took longer in many spots. - Times Of Israel/Jpost (Jerusalem Post)
What you and Israel haters on here think is that it was conscious decision by Netanyahu to purposely allow this to happen. Fast forward now that Israel is blowing Gaza to rubble you’re hearing the fake genocide narrative. So yeah...complete the mission and finish the job.