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Netanyahu Denies Receiving Egyptian Warning, Files Lawsuit

By Hezki Baruch

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied reports that he received a warning from Egypt before the October 7 attacks and announced he is filing a defamation lawsuit. He also criticized media coverage he deemed a false campaign to blame him for failures.

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Netanyahu denies receiving any warning from Egypt before October 7.
He is filing a defamation lawsuit over the claims.
Netanyahu did not meet or speak with Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel.
He criticized media for a false campaign against him.
The campaign allegedly aims to blame him for Shin Bet failures.

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Prime Minister Netanyahu received a warning from Egypt in the months before the October 7 attack.per reports
Prime Minister Netanyahu did not meet or speak with Abbas Kamel in the months before October 7.per Netanyahu's office
The left-wing media is waging a despicable and false campaign aimed at pinning all of Ronen Bar’s failures and crimes on the eve of October 7 on Prime Minister Netanyahu.per Netanyahu

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