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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Netanyahu Rejects 'New York Times' Report on UAE Warning of Hamas Attack

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

The New York Times reported that UAE President warned Benjamin Netanyahu of a Hamas attack in September 2023, but the intelligence was allegedly not shared with security officials. Netanyahu has denied the claims.

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  • UAE President warned Netanyahu of Hamas attack in Sept. 2023.
  • Intelligence allegedly not shared with security officials.
  • Report published ahead of upcoming elections.
  • Netanyahu previously denied similar claims.
Netanyahu Rejects 'New York Times' Report on UAE Warning of Hamas Attack
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A report by The New York Times alleges that the President of the United Arab Emirates warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in September 2023 about an impending, broad attack by Hamas. According to the report, this crucial intelligence was never passed on to the heads of the security establishment.

The publication of this report comes shortly before upcoming elections, adding a political dimension to the claims. Prime Minister Netanyahu has previously denied these allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated.

This report follows similar claims made by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, which also suggested that Netanyahu received advance warning of a Hamas offensive but failed to act on it.

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