Hamas documents outline Sinwar's Lebanon army plan
Documents attributed to Hamas reveal that the leadership was working to strengthen its military presence in Lebanon prior to the October attack, with the aim of forming a large force capable of operating on the northern front against Israel. The documents indicate that the leadership was planning to increase the number of trained fighters through camps run by entities connected to Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, with a goal of raising the troop count from 1,000 to 10,000 fighters and establishing an armed military force in Lebanon. The documents also show that political disagreements with Hezbollah delayed the implementation of this plan, but the leadership was still aspiring to enhance its military capabilities in both Lebanon and Palestine in preparation for confronting Israel.
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