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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Ex-Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar to Sue Netanyahu Over Classified Document Claims

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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Opposition Demands Netanyahu Resign After Ex-Shin Bet Chief's Lawsuit

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Opposition leaders are demanding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation and a state inquiry after former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar filed a libel suit. Bar's suit allegedly details pre-attack warnings given to Netanyahu. The opposition claims the lawsuit challenges Netanyahu's efforts to shift blame for the October 7 failures.

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  • Opposition leaders demand Netanyahu's resignation after ex-Shin Bet chief's lawsuit.
  • Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar filed a libel suit detailing pre-attack warnings.
  • Bar claims he repeatedly warned Netanyahu before the October 7 attacks.
  • The lawsuit is seen as undermining Netanyahu's blame-shifting efforts.
  • Calls for a state inquiry into the October 7 failures have intensified.
Opposition Demands Netanyahu Resign After Ex-Shin Bet Chief's Lawsuit
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