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Netanyahu Denies Betrayal on October 7, Calls Wife's Remarks 'Nonsense'

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First reported by Ynet · 49 minutes ago

What happened

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied any "betrayal" occurred on October 7, calling his wife Sara's comments suggesting prior knowledge by Yair Golan "nonsense." He acknowledged a "big failure" but not treason, while Golan demanded an apology from Sara Netanyahu over her remarks.

01Netanyahu denied "betrayal" on October 7, calling related suggestions "nonsense."
02He acknowledged a "big failure" but not treason regarding the attack.
03Sara Netanyahu hinted Yair Golan had early knowledge of the October 7 attack.
04Golan demanded an apology from Sara Netanyahu for her interview remarks.
05Sara Netanyahu rejected the apology demand, blaming Golan instead.

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