Israel discloses classified information preventing publication 61 years

Israel discloses classified information preventing publication 61 years
?What information did Israel get during the 1967 war and announced now
The Israeli National Archives published many documents, recordings and reports from the days of the Arab-Israeli war, from 5 to 10 June 1967, and the weeks that preceded it, and the days that followed.
The June 5 setback is the war in which Israel occupied the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, East Jerusalem, the Syrian Golan Heights and the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula after the war with Egypt, Jordan and Syria. The reports and documents published by the Arab Front revealed a breakthrough in all equipment The military that they set up in their readiness to confront the Israeli enemy.
Shlomo Gazit's remarks
 In a statement to Yediot Ahronot, the former head of Israel's military intelligence service, Shlomo Gazit, made new statements about the relationship between Arab countries and Israel in the early decades of the founding of the latter. He said that an Arab state enabled Israel to record Arab summit in 1965, The victory in the 1967 war
This former statement means that the Mossad had an actual presence and was aware of all the plans being prepared by the Arab side
This statement comes after the lifting of the publication ban on this issue, nearly sixty-one years ago, where Shlomo Gazit said in his interview with the Israeli newspaper that the former Moroccan King Hassan II, who did not trust the leaders of a number of Arab countries, including the then President of Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser, which enabled Israel to obtain secret recordings of all that took place at the Arab summit in Rabat on September 13, 1965, allowing the Israeli leadership headed by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol to see all the Arab leaders
The relationship between the King of Morocco and Israel
 The relationship between Morocco and Israel was linked to the exchange of interests. The condition of the Moroccan monarch to help Israel was to get rid of Mehdi Ben Baraka, which was a burden on his regime. The deal was based on the Mossad's opposition leader in return for the king allowing the Israeli intelligence team to visit Morocco before the summit So that they settle in a hotel in Morocco and receive immediately after the end of the summit all the recordings and facts
Although King Hassan II retracted the facilities he had promised to present shortly before the summit, Mossad chief Meir Amit was not informed of a hotel suite in Morocco, but that did not prevent the Mossad from identifying what was going on in closed chambers among the Arab leaders.
This process was one of the "greatest achievements of Israeli intelligence," according to the statements of its president in that period, as Israel prepared through the recordings of an impending war with Arab countries, where the Israeli side knew about the preparations of his opponent, to know the nature of the possibilities of Arab armies, Which belongs to the Egyptian army
What happened at the summit
What happened at the summit was contrary to what was broadcast in all the Arab media of the readiness of the Arab army for war and its ability to defeat Israel easily, the Arab leaders announced in their speeches to the summit that they are not ready and ready to enter the war
The summit revealed the extent of dispersion of the Arabs and the difference of their positions to the degree that brought the two Arab leaders Gamal Abdel Nasser and King Hussein of Jordan to enter into the tension and attract, and tense the meeting after what has happened between them a debate.
"The Arabs will never unite, and there is no fear for Israel. In this case, what is rumored about their ability to confront Israeli power is illusory, but the importance of these recordings is that they guided Israel to an Arab intention to confront Israel, This is the eternal military achievement of the Israeli intelligence service
The most important point of the summit, which Israel obtained its records, for Gazit is: Arab leaders recognize their unwillingness to confront Israel, to make sure Israel has always echoed their superiority over the Arab army in general, and the Egyptian army in particular
 Source: At the core