Netanyahu's Office Releases October 7th Schedule Amid Misinformation Claims
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office published a timeline of his actions on the morning of October 7th, citing misleading publications. The timeline details his initial briefings on the Gaza attack, his inquiries about intelligence failures, and his instructions for a situation assessment meeting.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu's office released his October 7th schedule.
- The release aims to counter "misleading publications."
- He was first alerted to the Gaza attack at 6:29 AM.
- Netanyahu questioned intelligence failures and asked about reserves.
- He departed for military headquarters at 7:30 AM.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office released a timeline of his activities on the morning of October 7th, stating the move was prompted by recent "misleading publications." According to the timeline, at 6:29 AM, the military secretary first informed the Prime Minister of an attack from the Gaza Strip. A second update call occurred at 6:44 AM, during which Netanyahu questioned the lack of prior intelligence and inquired about the need for extensive reserve mobilization and the possibility of eliminating Hamas leadership.
At 7:30 AM, Netanyahu departed for the Kirya military headquarters in Tel Aviv. En route, he spoke with the Defense Minister, who reported an unclear situation assessment. Netanyahu then instructed that a situation assessment meeting be convened under his leadership in the "bunker" at the Kirya.
The Prime Minister's office stated that the timeline was published to counter inaccurate reports circulating about Netanyahu's actions on that day.
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