Netanyahu's Office Denies Receiving UAE Warning Before Oct. 7 Attack
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu's office has denied reports that he received a warning from the UAE president before the October 7th attacks, stating such claims are false and any intelligence would have been shared through official channels. The denial coincided with the Likud party submitting its election list.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu's office denies receiving a UAE warning before Oct. 7.
- The office called media reports about the warning false.
- It stated any intelligence would have gone through official channels.
- The denial occurred as Likud submitted its election list.
- Netanyahu leads the Likud party's candidate list.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday denied reports claiming he received a warning from UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan prior to the October 7th Hamas attacks. A statement posted on X, formerly Twitter, in English asserted, "The media reports are false. The Prime Minister did not receive any warning from the UAE before October 7th." The Prime Minister's office added that if any relevant information had existed, it would have been conveyed through established intelligence channels between the two countries.
The denial comes as Netanyahu's Likud party submitted its list of candidates for the upcoming Knesset elections to the Central Elections Committee. Netanyahu heads the Likud list, the ruling party in Israel, amidst ongoing political competition and preparations by various parties for the next Israeli elections.
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