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Netanyahu faces scrutiny after investigation claims he was warned of imminent attack on October 7

According to Haaretz, the Israeli Prime Minister allegedly received a warning through the United Arab Emirates before the Hamas attack, an accusation he firmly denies.

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Le Monde — Une

According to the newspaper Haaretz, citing an upcoming book, the Hamas leader allegedly told an intermediary that "a horrific operation" was being prepared. This information was reportedly passed to the president of the United Arab Emirates and then to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Mr. Netanyahu rejected these allegations, calling them a "complete lie." The investigation reignites questions about the preparation and prevention of the October 7, 2023 attack.

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