The failure of the occupation army to confront the surprise of last October 7th, its failure to achieve the goals of its aggression and the loss of hundreds of soldiers and officers and being subjected to scathing criticism, raised a big question, which army is Israel fighting with in the Gaza Strip?

With the accelerating pace of events in the Gaza Strip, Operation Sword of Al-Aqsa was able to shake the foundations of Israel and broke molds, concepts and assumptions that the entity has long glorified. 

The first to be shaken by the operation of the Palestinian resistance on several Israeli sites was the military intelligence system with all its associated aerial, ground and space reconnaissance vehicles. The strength of any security apparatus lies not only in possessing information, but in the ability to invest and employ this information. In this regard, scandals and failures continue to pile up, especially in the military intelligence department "Aman".  

The “Aman” agency proved its miserable failure after receiving information before Operation Sword of Al-Aqsa about the existence of intentions and preparations by the leadership of the Palestinian resistance in Gaza to carry out a wide-ranging military attack targeting settlements. But it did not invest this information in a timely manner and stood helpless to convey this information to decision-making centers, either due to its miscalculation of its importance, or due to the state of deadly inertia and bureaucracy it suffers from, which made it lose the ability to control and influence decision-making sites.

The biggest catastrophe is that the soldiers proved their failure for the second time in a row, after the same agency secured information about the location of the three Zionist prisoners who were executed in the field by the occupation army itself due to the state of confusion and loss afflicting this army and its failure to make timely use of the information available to the authorities about their whereabouts. 

What is new about this scandal is what the Israeli army drew attention to, that the "K9" camera installed on a dog belonging to the "Oketz" unit operating in its forces, captured recordings of the three Israeli prisoners who were killed "by mistake" by its soldiers five days before their death.  

The building where the three prisoners were held was located about one kilometer from the place where they were killed a few days later. An Israeli army unit suspected the presence of resistance fighters in the nearby building and sent a dog to search it, but it was shot dead.