Hamas planned a 9/11-like attack on Israel, which was postponed at the last minute

Israel Hamas War: The war between Hamas and Israel is not stopping. It has been a year since the attack on Israel by Hamas and even today new revelations are coming to light. Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas launched a massive attack on Israel. The attack killed more than 1,200 people and took hundreds hostage, plunging the region into renewed violence and widespread war.

This attack seemed sudden and shocking to the international community, now the report of this attack has come out. Recently discovered documents show that the attack took years to plan and could have been carried out earlier. Which could potentially lead to attacks like the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in the United States.

Western countries say that all these organizations get help from Iran, but Iran has distanced itself from the Hamas attack of October 7.

Seeking help from Iran and Hezbollah
According to media reports, Hamas originally planned the attack on October 7 last year. The group sought help from Iran and Hezbollah to boost its military capabilities and secure additional funding, findings drawn from documents and correspondence between Hamas leaders and Iranian officials reveal an elaborate plan whose ambitions were to mirror the deadly events of October 7. Are beyond.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who played a central role in these discussions, along with top commanders Muhammad Daif, Marwan Issa and his brother Muhammad Sinwar also participated. The meetings began in January 2022 and continue through August 2023, with participants discussing logistics strategies and potential goals. During the initial meeting in 2022, people decided to avoid prematurely escalating tensions with Israel, instead focusing on a “major project” that would involve unprecedented coordination and resources.

Hamas' plan halted due to Gaza
But Hamas' plan stopped because of Gaza. The group actively sought financial and military assistance from regional powers, especially Iran. In early June 2021, Sinwar wrote a letter to Iranian officials ultimately asking for financial support for the October 7 attack.