Netanyahu Tells CNN No Specific Warning Before Recent Attack
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- Netanyahu denies specific advance warning of the recent attack.
- He cited broad intelligence on planned attacks by Iran's proxies.
- Hamas and Hezbollah were identified as key threats.
- Netanyahu stressed Israel's high operational readiness.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a CNN interview that there was no specific advance intelligence warning regarding the particular event that occurred. Responding to the interviewer's questions, Netanyahu described the complex intelligence landscape of the period, emphasizing the high level of alertness within the security establishment.
Netanyahu explained that the security forces had received a continuous stream of broad intelligence indicating that Iran's proxies, primarily Hamas and Hezbollah, were planning to carry out attacks against Israel and Israeli citizens globally. He highlighted Israel's determination and operational readiness to counter Tehran's terror threats, even in the absence of a specific warning.
The interview addressed the ongoing security situation and Israel's preparedness against threats from Iran and its proxies.
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