Netanyahu accuses security officials of intentionally not waking him on October 7
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused security officials on Tuesday of intentionally failing to wake him on the morning of Hamas’ October 7 attacks, a day after his wife claimed an opposition figure knew of the onslaught in advance. Netanyahu is heading into close-fought elections later...
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What happenedNetanyahu accuses security officials of intentionally not waking him on October 7.
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Netanyahu accuses security officials of intentionally not waking him on October 7
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused security officials on Tuesday of intentionally failing to wake him on the morning of Hamas’ October 7 attacks, a day after his wife claimed...
