HANNIBAL DIRECTIVE: Israel mass killed settlers on Oct 7 to prevent hostage taking

Evidence from Israeli sources confirming they fired missiles and tank shells blindly at their own people. Survivors confirmed they were attacked by IOF too. Photo and Video evidence included.

What is the Hannibal Directive:

The Hannibal Directive is a military procedure used by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF). Named after an ancient general who poisoned himself to prevent being captured alive, the Hannibal Directive allows Israeli forces to take any means necessary to stop Israelis from being captured alive – even at the cost of killing the captives. The directive was introduced in 1986, following abductions of IOF soldiers in Lebanon, and resulted in multiple prisoner exchanges.

Photo and Video Evidence of Hannibal Directive:

In this 5-minute video - I compiled numerous videos, articles, and interviews shared by Israeli media that confirm Israeli forces were responsible for the large casualties on Oct 7.

Previous Prisoner Exchanges:

Below are a few prominent prisoner swaps Israel has done before Dec 2023 with the Gilad Shalit exchange being one of the most prominent ones - in which 1027 Palestinians were released in exchange for occupation soldier Gilad Shalit.

• 1983: Ansar Prison Camp Exchange

  • Israel exchanged over 4,500 Palestinian prisoners for six Israeli soldiers.

• May 1985: Jibril Agreement

  • Israel released 1,150 prisoners in exchange for three Israelis captured in Lebanon.

• 1996: Israel-Hezbollah Agreement

  • Israel and Hezbollah swapped the bodies of 123 fighters for the remains of two Israeli soldiers.

• 2004: Elhanan Tannenbaum and IDF Soldiers' Remains Exchange

  • Israel released 436 prisoners, including Palestinians and other Arabs, in exchange for Israeli businessman Elhanan Tannenbaum and the remains of three soldiers killed in 2000.

• 2008 (Samir Kuntar and Bodies of IDF Soldiers):

  • Israel released five Lebanese prisoners, and the bodies of 199 Lebanese and Palestinian fighters, in exchange for the bodies of two Israeli soldiers, Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev.

• 2011 Gilad Shalit Exchange:

  • Israel released 1,027 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for Gilad Shalit, an IDF soldier who was captured in 2006 by Hamas

What happened on October 7th?