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

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Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel reportedly warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of an impending Hamas attack days before October 7, 2023, marking the third such warning from Egypt. The warnings, along with one from the UAE, did not specify the attack's timing or scale, and Netanyahu's office has previously denied receiving such calls.

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  • Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel warned Netanyahu of an impending Hamas attack before Oct. 7.
  • This was reportedly the third warning from Egypt that Israel did not act upon.
  • The warnings did not specify the timing or scale of the potential attack.
  • UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed also warned Netanyahu about Hamas preparations in September.
  • Netanyahu's office has denied speaking with Kamel prior to the attack.
Egypt Intelligence Chief Warned Netanyahu of Impending Hamas Attack Before Oct. 7
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