A few days before Hamas' murderous terrorist attack on October 7, the elite Nuhba terrorists carried out an exercise in which they practiced infiltrating deep into Israeli territory and kidnapping the Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir.
In body camera footage obtained by Channel 13, a terrorist dressed as a white man - including a suit, mask, and hairstyle - can be seen being led at gunpoint to a hijacking vehicle, and later transferred to another vehicle, in what appears to be a simulated kidnapping in Gaza.
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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded: "This incredible exposure of the Nuhba plans before October 7th joins another 6 times in which those damned people tried to harm me and my family. I will not be deterred, I will continue to make changes in the prisons and I will continue to reform the distribution of weapons and the readiness classes.".
""I will continue to demolish illegal homes in the Negev, I will continue to work for sovereignty on the Temple Mount, I will continue to do everything I did and I demand from the Prime Minister: 'It's time to enact a death penalty law for terrorists,' it is our power to harm and break their motivation, I am not afraid!"'
Ben Gvir kidnapping exercise. Photo: Channel 13
The documentation also shows rare images of the activities of Hamas's air unit - a unit that managed to completely paralyze the "see-and-shoot" defense system.
A few days before the invasion, the terrorists are seen preparing 'Zawari' drones using hot glue, using operating instructions taken from the Internet. Despite the improvised means, they were seen in possession of detailed maps of the deployment of Israeli air defenses.
In another dramatic incident from the documentary, senior Hamas field commanders are seen entering a briefing room: Rafe Salameh, the Khan Yunis brigade commander, who is identified in the photo by the hat he is wearing, as well as Razi Abu Ta'amah - head of the combat support staff, who was later promoted to the position of brigade commander.
All of these preparations took place just days before the October 7 invasion and the greatest massacre in the history of the State of Israel. Military Intelligence knew all of this, and simply turned a blind eye.
Minister Ben Gvir's response
