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Netanyahu Questions Shin Bet Chief Over Red Phone Access

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Netanyahu Questions Former Shin Bet Chief's Lawsuit, Cites Red Phone Access

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to a lawsuit by former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, questioning his claim of not having Netanyahu's number. Netanyahu stated Bar had direct "red phone" access and could have contacted him immediately on October 7. He suggested lives could have been saved if Bar had acted sooner.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu questioned former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar's lawsuit and access to him.
  • Netanyahu stated Bar had the "red phone" number and could have called him immediately.
  • The Prime Minister suggested lives could have been saved if Bar had called in time.
  • Bar allegedly saw warning signs on October 7 but did not contact Netanyahu.

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