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Netanyahu Denies Egyptian Warning, Accuses Ex-Shin Bet Chief of Crimes
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied a report that he received a warning from Egypt's intelligence chief before October 7th and announced plans for a libel suit. He also accused former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar of crimes for allegedly withholding information about the impending attack.
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- Netanyahu denies receiving a warning from Egyptian intelligence before Oct. 7.
- He plans to file a libel suit over the report.
- Netanyahu accuses former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar of crimes.
- He claims Bar withheld critical information about the attack.
- Netanyahu states Bar knew of the danger but failed to act.
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