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i24NEWS EnglishSecurity

Netanyahu to Sue Haaretz Over UAE Warning Report, Denies Pre-Oct. 7 Call

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing Haaretz for defamation over a report alleging the UAE president warned him before October 7, a claim Netanyahu's office denies. A Middle East intelligence source confirmed the UAE issued a warning, while former PM Bennett also corroborated the reported call.

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  • Netanyahu is suing Haaretz for defamation over a report of a UAE warning before Oct. 7.
  • Netanyahu's office denies the call and claims Shin Bet and IDF chiefs had prior warnings.
  • A Middle East intelligence source confirmed the UAE issued a warning about imminent Hamas action.
  • Former PM Bennett corroborated that the reported call between Netanyahu and UAE president occurred.
  • Haaretz stated it stands by its reporting of the alleged warning.
Netanyahu to Sue Haaretz Over UAE Warning Report, Denies Pre-Oct. 7 Call
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