Remember when the attacks happened and they "found" documents on one of the raiders bodies, conveniently labeled Top Secret and listing the names of target areas? And the stapled-together documents, which were supposedly printed out, reviewed multiple times by the attackers, carried into battle in mid-80s heat by someone carrying weapons and body armor (so very sweaty) for a couple miles, got into at least one firefight that ended with the raider dead, retrieved from the body by Israeli soldiers, reviewed by them, and then shown to an ever-so-convenient reporter who took pictures of these battle plans?
Except that, for everything the "battle plans" had supposedly been through, there were no sstains on them. They weren't even bent over where the staple was. The only 'damage' to the 'plans' were that one corner was slightly bent over.

And all the signage sounds like it was written by google translatr

Was going to say this. It's a bit unfair to expect them to "find" anything they can't carry in with them.