Someone made billions shorting Israel stocks days before Hamas attack
(www.haaretz.com)
Waterloo. Rothschilds Again?!
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When those in charge of protecting the citizenry get told there’s a high probability of an impending attack and subsequently choose to ignore the warnings, is it ethically improper for those who tried to warn them to then trade on that knowledge?
Was widely reported that Egypt warned them. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67082047
It would be interesting to look at the records from 1941 and see who made bank in the stock market in December.
I doubt it was them.
Yes it's entirely improper.
Your obligation to continue warning people does not disappear on your first failed attempt.
From anon covfefetheordinary’s link on the topic —
“… intelligence official told the Associated Press news agency this week that Cairo had repeatedly warned the Israelis "something big" was being planned from Gaza. "We have warned them an explosion of the situation is coming, and very soon, and it would be big. …”
Repeatedly. (My highlights since this cogent statement was apparently missed).