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Netanyahu Accused of Endangering Operatives in Submarine Deal Cover-Up
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By ליאת רגב
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
A new book alleges Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved submarine sales to Egypt while hiding it from security officials, potentially endangering Mossad agents. Netanyahu allegedly misled both his security chiefs and the Mossad about his true stance on the deal.
- 01Netanyahu allegedly approved submarine sales to Egypt, hiding it from security chiefs.
- 02The prime minister is accused of endangering Mossad operatives during the affair.
- 03A book details allegations of deception and cover-up regarding the submarine deal.
- 04Former Mossad chief and other officials were allegedly misled by Netanyahu.
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