Israeli Government's Response to Tunnel Threats

The Prime Minister tells Gadi, regarding the emerging tunnel problem, "Build a barrier." He tells him, "Gadi,

no need, test me on this."

with the Prime Minister, who would respond, "Give me the money, I will provide a different intelligence and offensive response against

Hamas." The Prime Minister insists in the discussions and tells him, "No, I want a fence, a barrier." He knows that the Prime Minister,

in this case, they are actually going to implement it.

Usually this doesn't happen. He prepares a plan. By the way, the one leading this, the operational leader, the Southern Command

General, who is he? Eyal Zamir. Eyal Zamir leads the

Adamas. What, the Prime Minister? "I want a good barrier,"

He doesn't sit... Soon they will say, "How did he design the barrier that was breached?" So it's the IDF. Who in the IDF?

The Southern Command General, signed off, and he says, "Build an underground barrier, those slurry walls,

sensors, detectors, we won't get into it, to prevent your tunnel and underground capability,

Hamas." He talks about an above-ground barrier, so what height, what thickness, what underground depth, and so on,

All these things, I'm just giving introductions to entire chapters, as I told you, an indictment no less,

not a warranty, but an indictment, because I'll tell you why,

There was negligence here, in some cases gross, in some cases negligence, and this barrier

was breached between three and seven minutes in real time, during the October 7 attack