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Likud Accuses 'Leftist Journalists' of Spreading Lies About Netanyahu
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By Moran Azulay
First reported by Ynet · 24 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Likud party has dismissed reports from The Atlantic and The New York Times alleging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned before the October 7th attacks, calling the publications "false" and the work of "leftist journalists."
- 01Likud denies reports that Netanyahu was warned before October 7th.
- 02The party calls the reports "false publications by enlisted leftist journalists."
- 03The Atlantic and New York Times published the investigative reports.
- 04Reports cited warnings from UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed.
- 05Egyptian intelligence chief reportedly warned of Gaza "blowing up."
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