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Bennett Accuses Netanyahu of Demanding Gratitude from Oct. 7 Victims
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of demanding gratitude from October 7 victims instead of taking responsibility for the security failures.
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What happened
- 01Naftali Bennett accused Benjamin Netanyahu of demanding gratitude from October 7 victims.
- 02Bennett stated Netanyahu's actions were "not manly" and "not human."
- 03Netanyahu's Likud party and aligned campaigns promoted messages of thanks on the attack's anniversary.
- 04Likud's statement credited Netanyahu with returning hostages and conquering Gaza.
- 05Netanyahu has not accepted direct responsibility for the October 7 security failures.
- 06Netanyahu and his government did not attend the main memorial ceremony.
Netanyahu's party promoted messages of thanks on the attack's third anniversary, citing successes in returning hostages and fighting in Gaza. Bennett called Netanyahu's actions "not human" and contrasted them with his own acceptance of responsibility for errors. Neither Netanyahu nor his government attended the main memorial ceremony, which drew 50,000 people.
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