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Netanyahu's Advisor Defends PM's Actions on Oct. 7, Sparks Debate
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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu's advisor, Topaz Luk, claimed Netanyahu was the only one managing affairs during the initial hours of the October 7th attack, sparking a debate with journalist Ben Caspit. The Prime Minister's Office released a timeline to counter reports of delayed communication with the IDF Chief of Staff.
- 01Netanyahu's advisor claims PM managed Oct. 7 attack alone initially.
- 02Journalist Ben Caspit disputes advisor's claims, demands evidence.
- 03PM's office releases schedule to counter delayed communication reports.
- 04Initial security assessment began over three hours after first report.
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