By Riffat Kausar
Snn News Finland
Explosive Video Surfaces from October 7 Incident
New footage reportedly linked to the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel Commanders has emerged, showing Israeli police commanders allegedly discussing the killing of their own soldiers who had been captured by Hamas. The video was reported by Riffat Kausar of SNN News Finland.
What the Footage Shows
According to the report, the commanders are heard openly discussing a course of action that would result in the deaths of abducted Israeli soldiers. One statement captured in the footage allegedly includes the words:
“Break it all apart, along with the soldiers who got abducted.”
The authenticity and full context of the footage have not been independently verified at this time.
Significance of the Claim
If confirmed, the footage would raise serious questions about Israeli military and police decision-making protocols during the October 7 crisis. The incident could potentially reignite debate around the Hannibal Directive — an Israeli military policy that has historically been interpreted as prioritizing prevention of soldier capture, even at the cost of the soldier’s life.
Israel officially suspended the Hannibal Directive in 2016, but its alleged application during October 7 has been a subject of ongoing controversy and investigation.
Source and Reporting
The report was filed by Riffat Kausar, a correspondent for SNN News Finland, a media outlet based in Finland. No additional corroborating sources, official responses, or timestamps on the footage have been provided at this stage.
The Israeli government and Israel Police have not issued any public statement in response to this specific footage as of the time of publication.
What Happens Next
Independent verification of the footage by international media organizations or human rights bodies will be critical to establishing its credibility. Investigations into Israeli Commanders conduct on October 7 are already ongoing at multiple levels, including inquiries by the United Nations and independent Israeli state commissions.
What is the Hannibal Directive and How It Affected October 7 Decisions
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