The order for Operation Al Aqsa Storm was issued two weeks before October 7.

The Israeli Zionist regime's media say that they have evidence showing that Muhammad Deif, Commander-in-Chief of the Izzuddin al Qassam Brigades, the military wing of HAMAS, gave the order to carry out Operation al Aqsa Storm two weeks before October 7, 2023.

The Israeli Radio and Television Corporation announced the news and claimed that, based on evidence found in the Gaza Strip, Commander Muhammad Deif gave the order to carry out Operation Al Aqsa Storm two weeks before October 7.

Israeli media outlets have claimed that the evidence shows that there were preparatory steps for Operation Al Aqsa Storm well before the actual operation on October 7, 2023. According to the report, the evidence shows the duration of the operation, the preparation of the forces, the objectives of each force and the areas to be attacked.

One of the issues that has until now been a great mystery to the Zionists is how the Palestinian Resistance managed to plan and carry out such a large-scale operation without international and Israeli intelligence agencies even having any inkling of the operation.

Operation Al Aqsa Storm has dealt a major blow to the intelligence and security services of Israel and its allies for failing to detect and respond to the operation early. 

If the Israeli media outlet's claims are true, we can say that this shows Israel's great weakness, contrary to its boasting, as it should have detected it early and prepared to deal with such a major operation, but it failed and HAMAS dealt an unforgettable blow to Israel and its allies.