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Netanyahu Received Oct. 7 Warning, Reportedly Did Not Brief Security Chiefs
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By Linda Dayan
First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly received a specific warning about a potential large-scale attack on October 7 but did not brief his security chiefs about it, according to a Haaretz report. This revelation is drawing scrutiny regarding the handling of critical intelligence before the Hamas assault.
- 01Netanyahu reportedly received an explicit warning before October 7.
- 02He allegedly did not brief security chiefs on this intelligence.
- 03The report raises questions about handling critical security information.
- 04The revelation is subject to intense scrutiny and potential implications.
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