The recordings indicate that Iran and Hezbollah went along with the attack in principle, but they wanted more time “to prepare the environment.”

Letters and meeting minutes shared by Israel’s military appear to show Hamas seeking funding from Tehran and trying to win support from Hezbollah.

The New York Times is reporting that secret documents seized by the Israeli military show Hamas plotted the Oct 7 attack for more than two years and tried to get Iran and Hezbollah to participate.

Hamas delayed its terror attack on southern Israel by a year in an effort to recruit Iran and Hezbollah into the plot, which the group referred to as the “big project,” according to a stunning new report.

According to international media reports, minutes from meetings held between Hamas military and political leaders over a two-year span, along with correspondences between Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and Iranian officials,

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