Netanyahu Denies Betrayal on October 7, Cites Major Failure
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated there was "no betrayal" on October 7, differentiating it from a "big failure" by security forces. His comments followed his wife Sara's interview where she declined to discuss the "betrayal theory."
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu denies betrayal occurred on October 7.
- He describes the events as a "big failure."
- His wife Sara Netanyahu also avoided the topic.
- The Prime Minister reiterated his previous statements.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that there was "no betrayal" on October 7, following an interview with his wife, Sara Netanyahu, on Channel 14. In that interview, Sara Netanyahu responded to questions about the "betrayal theory" by saying she did not wish to discuss it.
Responding to repeated questions on the matter, Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated his stance. "They already asked me, and I said it several times. 'Do you think there was betrayal?', I said, 'No, I do not think there was betrayal.' I think there was a failure, a big failure," he clarified.
The Prime Minister's remarks distinguish between a deliberate act of betrayal and a significant operational failure by security forces on the day of the Hamas attacks.
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