Netanyahu's government received detailed plans for Hamas attack a full year in advance.
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To take advantage of what they knew, they'd have to either treat the plan as casus belli for a preemptive attack on their terms or enact countermeasures that they could keep up for years at a time. I don't think a simple heightened state of alertness is practical when you have no idea if or when Hamas is going to make that plan a reality.
Having intelligence that Hamas has some terrorist plot at some point in the future used to be called "common knowledge"
What about just not taking 8-20+ hours to respond for a nation with national service. It doesn't make sense. There should have been a plan for response far more rapid for any invasion. That's basic stuff for an army in the situation they are in.
How about when your own IDF units warned that Hamas are training to execute the very same operation detailed in the previous report, just a couple of weeks before the attack?
Yeah, but jews bad so use something to attack them regardless of reality.
You're completely correct though. If they attacked, you'd get the usual screeching from the usual suspects. And if they did more border control/etc, you'd also get the screeching.