IDF high ranking officer: TREASON is the only possible explanation for the events of October 7

Further discussion and (lots) more evidence of treason on October 7:
https://actionabletruth.substack.com/p/oct7-one-year-on-part-1

This is a segment taken from an episode of an Israeli Podcast hosted by a Shneor Webber, a relatively prominent publicist and media personality in the Jewish ultra-orthodox media ‘scene’ in Israel.

In this episode, released on October 8 this year, he is interviewing Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Ya’akov (Jacob in Hebrew) Sabag.

Mr. Sabag served for over 20 years (1988 to 2009) as an “adviser for Arab affairs” in the military government of Israel in Gaza and later on in the “Coordination unit of government activities in the Palestinian territories”, which is also part of the IDF and came after the military government in Gaza was dismantled, following the commencement of Palestinian self-governance through the Palestinian Authority.

You could say that Sabag is very much an IDF ‘insider’…or at least used to be:

1. He was there when PLO chairman Arafat arrived to the Palestinian territories following the Oslo accords and became the first President of the Palestinian authority.

2. He was there when he died and was replaced by Mahmoud Abbas, the current Palestinian President.

3. He was there when Hamas took over the Gaza strip from the Palestinian Authority and Fatah in 2007 in what is now commonly referred to as the “Gaza civil war”.

4. Furthermore, “adviser” was just his official title which was cover for what he was actually doing most of the time: intelligence gathering & running agents (HUMINT) within the Palestinian society.

During his time in active duty and following his retirement from the IDF, he developed political views which one can describe as fairly hard-line towards the Palestinians and Islam in general and he was never shy about talking about them publicly.

Following the events of October 7, he expressed views which can be interpreted as even outright genocidal to some (while perfectly reasonable to others) when he often questioned why Israel continues to supply food, water and electricity to the Gaza strip during a time of war against Hamas, which is ruling over that territory.

Political views aside, there was one part of the 83 minute interview that generated ‘robust interest’ (to put it mildly) and has gone viral since in Israel, and this is the part I am providing above with English subtitles added.

The gist of it is that Sabag is saying that he has personally seen documents captured by the IDF from Hamas fighters during and after October 7, which they could not have possibly obtained on their own, or through Palestinians working in Israel, under any circumstances.

This is due to the very sensitive internal IDF information in these documents which is highly classified and can only be accessed by relatively few people in the IDF with the appropriate security clearance.

While he didn’t outright say that this is a case of treason, he did say that this fact, coupled with many other peculiarities on that day, suggests treason from within (even if inadvertently) is a distinct possibility.

Sabag is not the only one making such claims obviously. There are many many others.