Trump Doubts Egypt, UAE Warned Netanyahu of Hamas Attack
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
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- Trump doubts Egypt and UAE warned Netanyahu of Hamas attack.
- Article criticizes Haaretz report as left-wing propaganda.
- Report's source identified as Palestinian figure Mohammed Dahlan.
- Dahlan is running with Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza elections.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated he does not believe Egypt and the United Arab Emirates warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the October 7th Hamas attack. Trump's comments were made in response to a report suggesting such warnings were issued.
The article also touches upon internal Israeli political discourse, with a mention of a campaign by the left wing being unsuccessful. It criticizes a report by the newspaper Haaretz, labeling it as election propaganda by the left that aids enemy propaganda during wartime. The source of Haaretz's report is identified as Mohammed Dahlan, a Palestinian figure who was expelled from Fatah in Ramallah and is now running with Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza's elections, aiming to control the Gaza Strip after the downfall of the right-wing leadership, including Netanyahu.
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