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Netanyahu Sues Haaretz Over Report of UAE Warning Before Oct. 7

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing the newspaper "Haaretz" after it published a report claiming he received a warning from the UAE president before the October 7th attacks. Netanyahu denies the report and is seeking damages.

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  • Netanyahu is suing "Haaretz" newspaper.
  • The lawsuit follows a report alleging a UAE warning before Oct. 7.
  • Netanyahu denies receiving any such warning.
  • The Prime Minister seeks damages for the report.
Netanyahu Sues Haaretz Over Report of UAE Warning Before Oct. 7
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has filed a lawsuit against the Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" following its publication of an investigative report. The report alleged that Netanyahu received a warning from the President of the United Arab Emirates prior to the Hamas attacks on October 7.

Netanyahu's lawsuit seeks damages from "Haaretz" for the report, which he claims is false and damaging. The Prime Minister's office has previously denied the report's claims, stating that no such warning was received. The lawsuit escalates the ongoing tension between the Prime Minister and certain media outlets critical of his government's handling of security matters.

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