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Netanyahu Warned of Hamas Threat Before October Attack but Ignored Warnings
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First reported by Walla · 19 hours ago
What happened
Before the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Netanyahu warned of Hamas’s intent to disrupt a Saudi-Israel peace deal but failed to act decisively. A Twitter user predicted the attack weeks earlier, confirming Hamas’s motive to prevent normalization. The article criticizes Netanyahu’s leadership and highlights political infighting and internal dysfunction within his circle.
- 01Netanyahu warned days before the October 7 Hamas attack about threats to the Saudi-Israel peace deal.
- 02A Twitter user predicted Hamas’s attack weeks earlier to sabotage normalization efforts.
- 03Despite warnings, Netanyahu approved easing measures for Palestinians before the attack.
- 04Likud’s Yinnon Magal attacked Gadi Eizenkot’s family, sparking criticism of political divisiveness.
- 05The article calls for opposition unity and practical focus on security and social issues.
- 06Netanyahu’s leadership is portrayed as weak amid internal racism and control issues.
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