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Netanyahu Threatens Defamation Lawsuit Over False Blood Libel Claims
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By חני אדרי
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied receiving prior warning of the October 7th attacks from Egypt and threatened a defamation lawsuit over the claims. He accused the media and foreign entities of spreading "false blood libels" to undermine his government.
- 01Netanyahu denies receiving prior warning of Oct. 7 attacks.
- 02He threatens defamation lawsuit over "false blood libel" claims.
- 03Netanyahu blames Shin Bet chief for alleged Oct. 7 failures.
- 04He accuses media and foreign states of a campaign against him.
- 05The PM frames the election as a choice between his government and a Palestinian state.
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