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‘There will be an earthquake’ – Former Palestinian Authority minister says he revealed Sinwar message to Shin Bet

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All Israel News · September 28, 2026
‘There will be an earthquake’ – Former Palestinian Authority minister says he revealed Sinwar message to Shin Bet
Source:All Israel News

Summary

Former Palestinian Authority minister Sufyan Abu Zaida says he served as an intermediary in secret Hamas-Israel prisoner negotiations before October 7, 2023. He claims Yahya Sinwar dictated a September 14 message warning that an “earthquake” would occur and Israel should prepare to empty its prisons. Israeli journalist Shlomi Eldar linked Abu Zaida to a previously reported contact known as “Coal Eyes.” The account supports broader reports of preattack warnings, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied receiving some alleged warnings, and key claims remain disputed.

Watchmen Signals

Biblical Relevancy
Relevant
Biblical Prophecy
No
News Urgency
Developing

Biblical Context

The article concerns organized violence against Israel, captivity, negotiations over prisoners, and the treatment of a people and land that Scripture addresses in significant ways. Genesis 12:3 presents the treatment of Abraham’s descendants as biblically consequential, while Romans 11:28-29 describes Israel as related to the patriarchal promises. Scripture also condemns the seizure or sale of human beings in Exodus 21:16, providing a relevant moral framework for captivity and hostage-taking. These passages support the article’s Biblical Relevancy classification, but they do not identify the October 7 attack, Sinwar’s warning, or the reported negotiations as fulfillment of a specific prophecy. No strong prophetic connection is established by the supplied facts.

Biblical Sources

Scripture references supporting the biblical context above.

The prohibition against stealing or selling a person provides a direct biblical moral connection to the article’s discussion of people held captive and negotiations for their release.

God’s promise concerning Abraham includes the treatment of those who bless or dishonor his descendants, providing a biblical basis for viewing hostility toward Israel as a materially relevant subject.

Paul discusses Israel in relation to the patriarchs and affirms that God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable, supporting the continuing biblical significance of Israel in the article’s subject matter.

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