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Netanyahu to Sue Haaretz Over UAE Leader's Alleged Oct. 7 Warning

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will sue the Haaretz newspaper over a report alleging the UAE president warned him of Hamas's attack plans before October 7, 2023. Netanyahu denies the report, calling it a libel, while Haaretz and an Emirati source stand by the story. The report also follows previous claims of ignored Egyptian warnings.

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  • Netanyahu to sue Haaretz over report of UAE leader's alleged Oct. 7 warning.
  • Netanyahu denies any call with UAE president, calls report a libel.
  • Haaretz and an Emirati source confirm the report's accuracy.
  • Former PM Bennett also stated the report was true.
  • Report details alleged dismissive response from Netanyahu to UAE warning.
  • Story follows previous claims of ignored Egyptian intelligence warnings.
Netanyahu to Sue Haaretz Over UAE Leader's Alleged Oct. 7 Warning
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