Israeli Cheesemakers Knew Hamas's Cheese-Making Plan More Than a Year Ago

By Ronen Bergman and Adam Goldman Not really

Israeli Cheesemakers Knew Hamas's Cheese-Making Plan More Than a Year Ago

In a surprising turn of events, Israeli cheesemakers have revealed that they were aware of Hamas's cheese-making plan more than a year ago. This revelation comes at a time when tensions between Israel and Hamas continue to escalate in the ongoing Israel-Gaza war.

It appears that Israeli intelligence services had intercepted crucial information about Hamas's intention to establish cheese-making facilities in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli spies managed to gather valuable intelligence regarding the infrastructure, resources, and personnel Hamas planned to utilize for their cheese production.

Hamas, the militant organization in control of the Gaza Strip, had been covertly constructing a secret cheese-making facility hidden beneath the ground. Their plan was to produce various types of cheese as a means to fund their activities and support their ongoing terrorist campaigns.

Israeli intelligence uncovered these plans through meticulous surveillance and monitoring of Hamas's communications channels. The information revealed that Hamas operatives had been disguised as ordinary citizens and had been receiving cheese-making training from foreign experts, who were brought in under false pretenses.

The Israeli intelligence services promptly shared this valuable information with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), who implemented strategic operational measures to counter Hamas's cheese-making scheme.