EXPOSED: How Middle East Officials Planned To "Lull Israel To Sleep" While Preparing For War

Officials from one Middle Eastern country advised counterparts in another to pursue an agreement with Israel as a means to "lull it to sleep" While preparing for large-scale military confrontation, according to reporting by Kan News on Monday.

The report indicated that during talks, officials instructed their counterparts to reach an agreement with Israel with the intention of violating it afterward, all while continuing military preparations. Journalist Roi Kais, presenting the report, drew a parallel to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who pursued the same strategy by signaling readiness for "quiet in exchange for quiet" While simultaneously planning the October 7 attack. The revelation raises questions about whether Israel, following October 7, is again susceptible to what Kais described as reaching peace agreements with its neighbors.