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Columnist Slams Netanyahu, Allies for Blaming Oct. 7 Victims
Israeli journalist Ben Caspit criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu and his allies for suggesting that families of October 7th victims should apologize to the premier. Caspit argued that Netanyahu, as the leader responsible for security, should be held accountable for the failures that led to the attacks.
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What happened
- 01Journalist Ben Caspit believes families of Oct. 7 victims should not apologize to Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 02Caspit holds Netanyahu responsible for security failures leading to the Oct. 7 attacks.
- 03He criticizes Netanyahu's narrative of Israel being on the brink of destruction.
- 04Caspit dismisses claims that Iran possessed nuclear bombs during the period.
- 05He condemns journalist Inyon Magal for demanding families apologize to Netanyahu.
- 06Caspit calls Netanyahu the "architect of the catastrophe" and criticizes his policies.
He dismissed Netanyahu's claims of Israel being on the brink of destruction as a narrative to protect his image, emphasizing that the nation's true strength lies in its citizens' resilience. The article also details Caspit's strong disagreement with journalist Inyon Magal's public demand for families to apologize to Netanyahu.
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