"Coincidence" #17: An Expert's License Revoked

Denied Surveillance: An Expert's License Revoked
Approximately three months before the massacre, Rafael Hayon, one of Israel's foremost experts in phone and internet surveillance, was inexplicably stripped of his license to monitor Hamas communications.
Rafael Hayon, a specialist in hacking phone lines and the internet, had voluntarily used professional equipment for years to listen to enemy communications. He had even received a special license from Israeli security authorities. Rafael maintained constant contact with senior officials in the Israeli army and security establishment, successfully thwarting numerous attacks over the years.
However, just a short time before the massacre, those same officials abruptly decided to revoke his surveillance capabilities. They confiscated his specialized equipment and license, preventing him from monitoring Hamas's phone calls and internet activities. This decision came despite escalating warnings about imminent threats.
Desperate, Rafael appealed to his contacts within the army, pleading to continue his critical work during such dangerous times. His requests were denied, with the explanation that "Your request was blocked from above," indicating a decision made at the highest levels. Officially, the army told him, "We already know everything. You are completely unnecessary and only a bother."
Rafael strongly believes that if he had been allowed to continue his surveillance, the catastrophic events could have been averted. He argues that with his capabilities, Hamas's plans could have been uncovered and neutralized, potentially preventing the disaster.

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