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Netanyahu Denies UAE Warning of Hamas Attack Before Oct. 7
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied a report claiming the UAE president warned him of an impending Hamas attack before October 7, calling the allegation an "absolute lie." The claim, published in a new book and promoted by Haaretz, is seen by Netanyahu's office as a politically motivated attack timed before the upcoming election.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu's office denies UAE warning of Hamas attack before Oct. 7.
- 02Allegation surfaced in a new book by Israeli journalists.
- 03Book cites three anonymous senior foreign sources for the claim.
- 04Netanyahu calls the report an 'absolute lie' and plans to sue.
- 05Timing of the book's release is criticized as politically motivated.
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