Egyptian Intelligence Chief Not on Plane That Landed in Israel Pre-Oct 7
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
A report states that former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel was not on an Egyptian plane that landed in Israel on September 26th, shortly before the October 7th attacks. The plane carried two businessmen and departed an hour later empty. Prime Minister Netanyahu previously confirmed an Egyptian intelligence chief visited Israel before the attacks but claimed ignorance of the meetings.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel was not on a plane that landed in Israel before October 7.
- The Egyptian charter plane landed on September 26 carrying two businessmen.
- The aircraft departed about an hour later, empty of passengers.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu previously confirmed an Egyptian intelligence chief visited Israel before the attacks.
The former head of Egyptian intelligence, Abbas Kamel, was not on the Egyptian plane that landed in Israel shortly before the October 7th Hamas attacks, according to a Wednesday report by Kan 11.
The aircraft, belonging to the Egyptian charter company Smart Aviation, reportedly landed in Israel on September 26th at 10:00 AM carrying two businessmen. The plane departed about an hour later, empty of passengers.
This report follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's admission yesterday that the head of Egyptian intelligence had visited Israel before the massacre, though he stated he did not know who met with him.
