Roger Waters, in classic Roger Waters fashion, suggested he’s not ready to rule out the possibility that Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel might’ve been a “false flag operation” during a recent interview with Glenn Greenwald.
During the conversation, Waters couched his discussions of the attack — during which Hamas militants killed more than 1,4000 people, many unarmed civilians, and took hundreds of hostages — in heavy speculation. For instance, he said his initial reaction to Oct. 7 was, “let’s wait and see what happened,” and that his second was: “How the hell did the Israelis not know this was going to happen? And I’m still a little it down that rabbit hole.”
A few moments later, Waters offered a peak down said rabbit hole when he raised the unfounded possibility of a false flag attack. “What we do know is, whether it was a false flag operation or not, or whatever, or whatever happened, and whatever story we’re going to get to — and we don’t know if we’re ever going to get much of the real story. It’s very, it’s always hard to tell what actually happened.”
Israeli officials have promised to launch a full investigation into how the Oct. 7 attack was carried out. As it stands, reports suggest the attack was almost certainly not a false flag but the result of massive Israeli intelligence failures combined with a grave miscalculation of Hamas’ capabilities and intentions. “That’s what happens when you suffer a catastrophic systemic failure, and military headquarters and...
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