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Netanyahu Rejects Egyptian Warning Claims as 'Recycled Lies'
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First reported by 0404 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Prime Minister's Office has strongly refuted claims that Egypt warned of the October 7th Hamas attack, calling them "recycled lies" and citing Egypt's official denial of issuing such a warning. The office also stated Prime Minister Netanyahu had no contact with the Egyptian intelligence chief mentioned in the report.
- 01PMO denies Egyptian warning claims about October 7th attack.
- 02Report alleged Egyptian intelligence chief visited Israel with warning.
- 03PMO states Egypt officially denied issuing a prior warning.
- 04Netanyahu's office denies PM met or spoke with Egyptian intelligence chief.
- 05Claims are called 'recycled lies' by the Prime Minister's Office.
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