Ex-IDF Chiefs Demand Clarity on Netanyahu's Pre-Oct 7 Knowledge
Former IDF Chiefs of Staff Gadi Eisenkot and Benny Gantz, along with former ministers Avigdor Lieberman and Gabi Ashkenazi, are demanding transparency regarding what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu knew and when he was informed about potential threats before the October 7th Hamas attacks. Eisenkot stated he received information after the massacre and spent 18 months verifying that Netanyahu had been warned prior to October 7th. This call for information comes amid broader public discourse on the government's preparedness and response.
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