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Netanyahu Denies Betrayal in October 7 Attack, Cites Intelligence Failure
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied claims of "betrayal" in the lead-up to the October 7 Hamas attack, attributing the events to a major intelligence and operational failure. He also defended his wife against accusations of spreading conspiracy theories about the attack.
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- Netanyahu denies betrayal, calls October 7 a major intelligence failure.
- He states officials chose not to wake him due to miscalculation.
- Netanyahu defends wife against claims she alleged treason.
- His comments follow Sara Netanyahu's interview about Yair Golan.
- Golan threatened legal action over conspiracy theory claims.
- Netanyahu has not accepted personal responsibility for the attack.
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