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Egypt Intelligence Chief Warned Netanyahu of Impending Gaza Attack Days Before Oct. 7

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Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel reportedly warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly of an impending attack from Gaza days before the October 7 Hamas assault, following two prior, less specific warnings. These warnings were part of several intelligence alerts received by Israeli officials prior to the attack, though details on timing and scale were reportedly lacking.

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  • Egyptian intelligence chief warned Netanyahu of Gaza attack days before Oct. 7.
  • This call followed two prior, less specific warnings from Egypt.
  • Netanyahu also received warnings from UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed.
  • Israeli officials reportedly believed they had the Gaza situation under control.
  • Netanyahu's office has denied prior conversations with Kamel.
Egypt Intelligence Chief Warned Netanyahu of Impending Gaza Attack Days Before Oct. 7
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