Ex-Shin Bet Chief Bar to Sue Netanyahu for Defamation
Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar intends to sue Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for defamation, accusing the premier of launching a campaign against him. Bar claims Netanyahu is attempting to shift blame for the October 7th attack by accusing those who warned him. This follows reports that Netanyahu was informed of impending threats prior to the attack.
Bar is demanding the disclosure of Netanyahu's documents and meeting schedules from before October 7th, including discussions with security officials and foreign dignitaries, to ascertain what information the prime minister possessed. Bar stated that Netanyahu's accusations are an attempt to deflect responsibility from himself.
Separately, the Shin Bet has filed a complaint with military censorship against Channel 12. The intelligence agency contends that the network's publication of details regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's secret visit to the UAE endangered the premier's safety and the security operation. The Shin Bet is seeking legal action against the channel.
Netanyahu previously denied reports from The Wall Street Journal alleging he received advance warning of an imminent attack from Gaza from Egypt's then-Director of General Intelligence, Abbas Kamel. Netanyahu also announced his intention to sue The Wall Street Journal for defamation.
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