January 1, Hamas Memo Reveals Chilling Attack Orders

Wyatt’s Take

• An Israeli discovery exposes Hamas’s planned violence against civilians.
• A memo instructed attacks and called for real-time broadcasts to spread fear.
• Intercepted communications confirm leaders followed these horrific orders.

Israel found a memo written by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar that gave terrorists clear orders for the October 7 attack. The memo told fighters to target civilians and share the violence live to shake up Israel.

The six-page memo, found in a bunker after Hamas leader Muhammed Sinwar was killed in 2025, showed Sinwar’s handwriting, confirmed by experts. The document had been shared with top Hamas commanders back in August 2022.

“The memo,” a report said, “calls for fighters to target soldiers and civilian communities — as well as to broadcast the violent acts so as to evoke fear in Israelis and destabilize the country.” Intercepted Israeli communications reveal these same orders repeated on October 7 by Hamas commanders.

The memo also outlined plans to burn neighborhoods and homes using gasoline or diesel, not simply confront soldiers. Even though it didn’t say to kill or kidnap civilians, it demanded destruction and terror in Israeli communities.

The Israeli military caught Hamas commanders telling their fighters to light homes and kibbutzim on fire, carrying out the plan.

“Start setting homes on fire,” a commander named Abu Muhammed ordered. “Burn, burn. I want the whole kibbutz to be in flames.”

Events like this show why vigilance and resolve are needed to defend innocent families.

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