In a shocking revelation, Israeli officials have disclosed that the Hamas terrorists killed during the brutal attack on October 7 in southern Israel were found to be carrying instructions on how to use cyanide-based chemical bombs. The instructions, which were stored on USB drives found on the bodies of the Hamas operatives, included detailed diagrams for a "cyanide dispersion device". This discovery has raised concerns among Israeli officials, who believe that Hamas intends to use chemical weapons as part of its terror attacks against civilians.

According to reports, the USB drives were reviewed by Axios, who confirmed the presence of detailed instructions and diagrams dating back to 2003. These instructions were found to have a connection to Al Qaeda, further amplifying concerns about the intentions and capabilities of Hamas. Israeli President Isaac Herzog, in an interview with Sky News, confirmed that the instructions were indeed Al Qaeda material and described them as "official Al Qaeda material". He expressed his shock at the situation, stating, "We are dealing with ISIS, Al Qaeda, and Hamas. This is how shocking the situation is where we're looking at the instructions that are given on how to operate and how to create a kind of non-professional chemical weapon with cyanide."

The Israeli government has frequently compared Hamas to ISIS, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating, "Hamas is ISIS". In the aftermath of the October 7 attacks, he vowed to treat Hamas in the same way that ISIS was treated, calling for the isolation and sanctioning of the terrorist organization. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) even claimed that Hamas terrorists brought ISIS flags during the attack, further emphasizing the similarities between the two extremist groups. IDF officials condemned Hamas as a genocidal terrorist organization and deemed them worse than ISIS.

Israeli officials also revealed that the bodies of the Hamas terrorists killed on October 7 were found to be in possession of battle plans that aimed to "kill as many people as possible" and included instructions for taking hostages, raiding and burning villages, and targeting schools for the purpose of kidnapping children. The plans also highlighted areas where large groups of civilians were likely to be found, such as supermarkets and dining halls.

The Israeli government, in response to these alarming discoveries, has issued a cable to its embassies, instructing them to inform their diplomats about Hamas' intention to conduct attacks in a similar manner to that of ISIS. The revelations have ignited global concerns about the capabilities and intentions of Hamas, as well as the urgent need to address and counter the threat posed by the terrorist organization.