JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Amos Harel, the military correspondent of the newspaper Haaretz, reveals in his book 06:29 new information about warning signs that began to be detected in observation systems and radar approximately 40 minutes before the attack of October 7, indicating offensive military preparations by Hamas along the border.
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This early warning information was transmitted to battalion command centers, as detailed below:
05:49 – A motorcycle approaches the fence in the Kissufim area
05:54 – Another jeep arrives at the location
06:00 – Motorcycles arrive in two different sectors
06:02 – Motorcycles and a jeep are seen driving along the fence in the Kissufim area
06:13 – A Hamas drone is detected near an observation post in Kerem Shalom
06:16 – Two terrorists and a motorcycle approach the fence
06:17 – A terrorist with a parachute lands in Israeli territory
06:18 – 400 suspicious targets near the fence
06:20 – An armed terrorist with a breaching kit near the fence
06:26 – 600 suspicious targets near the fence
06:29 – Start of the attack “Flood of Al-Aqsa”
On Thursday, Harel appeared on the program “BeShva” on Channel 12 to discuss his book 06:29, which deals with the October 7 attacks, referred to by Hamas as “Flood – Al-Aqsa Storm.”
In his book, Harel presents new, previously unpublished information suggesting that about 40 minutes before the attack began, early warning indicators started being picked up by surveillance and radar systems, showing signs of offensive military deployment by Hamas along the border.

any info on whether/when there will be an English translation?
Were any chiloni establishment generals court martialed, demoted and receive prison time for their criminal negligence?!
How retarted do these generals have to be in order to post unarmed IDF units at the border, institute requirements for general staff’s permission for every tank shell fired, and take 5 hours to react in a country that can be driven across in 20 minutes and is full of military bases.