7.10 – The Judea and Samaria Version: The enemy army that rose under the nose of the security establishment

The horror scenario that has occupied many Israelis for the past three years is now receiving a shocking documentary expression. In a new investigative series titled "The 7.10 Film – The Judea and Samaria Version," the complex security reality in Judea and Samaria is revealed, raising difficult questions regarding the State of Israel's readiness for a scenario of mass invasion by Palestinian Authority forces.

From a police agreement to an armed army

According to the findings of the investigation, published in the opening episode of the series, the Palestinian Authority has systematically violated the Oslo Accords regarding the armed force it is permitted to maintain. While the original agreements set a maximum quota of about 12,000 police officers intended solely for maintaining public order, the investigation reveals that in practice, the PA has established an army of about 70,000 fighters.

The data revealed shows that it is not just about quantity, but about quality and advanced military capabilities. The military infrastructure built includes elite commando units, fighters trained in parachuting and diving, as well as extensive training for combat in built-up and open areas.

Classified documents and disturbing documentation

The series presents documentation and classified components that prove how the military force was built "under the nose" of the Israeli security establishment. The investigation claims that the commitment to a limited police force has become a "dead letter," and that a trained and dangerous army has been built that could turn its weapons toward the cities near the seam line.

The central question at the heart of the series is whether Israel is captive to a "conception" similar to the one that preceded the events of October 7 in the south. The investigation raises the concern that a similar event in Judea and Samaria could occur on a much larger scale, given the geographical proximity to population centers in Israel.