Journalist and freedom activist Efrat Fenigson shared her key insights, concerns, and questions from Israel regarding the conflict with Hamas.

"I'm going to share some key details and concerns, mostly based on Israeli citizens' voices from the ground and based on official statements," Fenigson said.

"This morning, around 6 a.m., around sunrise, hundreds of Hamas terrorists, at least 300, breached the border fence in multiple places, completely unimpeded, leading to terror attacks and kidnappings in Israeli towns or villages," she continued.

"Many young people who were in a big outdoor party near the Gaza envelope villages were attacked there. Some ran away, some were injured and some are still missing," she added.

"Apparently, Israeli defense forces that were supposed to be around Gaza were placed around the West Bank because of security concerns so that the Gaza envelope was left unoccupied with military. They say around 60 to 80 percent of that area was left without the IDF forces that were supposed to be there," she continued.

"A year ago, there was a military operation in Gaza to prepare for such events. And ongoingly, there are trainings for these kind of scenarios. This raises serious questions for me, anyway, about Israeli intelligence. What happened? Two years ago, there was a successful deployment of underground barriers with sensors to alert exactly on these kind of terrorist breaches," she added.