The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 10月14日 11時00分

On October 12th, two New Yorker writers spoke with Mousa Abu Marzouk—a long-time Hamas political leader—in the hope of getting a clearer understanding of the group’s strategic thinking in carrying out last weekend’s massacre. Abu Marzouk claimed to be surprised by the attack. “All of Hamas’s leaders who are not military ones received the news early Saturday morning,” he said, in a phone interview. Abu Marzouk emphasized that, though he’d been unaware of the final details, he and other Hamas political leaders had authorized the attack’s over-all strategy, including its scale and ambition. Hamas’s military branch was “trained and prepared to do all of this.” Nevertheless, he’d been stunned by the outcome of the assault. He said Hamas’s leaders had expected the Israeli military units deployed around Gaza to be “the strongest divisions, and the most trained.” Instead, Abu Marzouk claimed, Israeli fighters had retreated in confusion. “We never expected that,” he said. At the link in our bio, read more about The New Yorker’s conversation with a senior Hamas leader. Photograph by Ahmad Hasaballah / Getty.

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