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Israeli PM Netanyahu Denies Report That UAE Warned Him of Hamas Attack 10 Days Before Oct. 7

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The President of the United Arab Emirates is said to have warned Benjamin Netanyahu that Hamas was planning a major offensive around ten days before October 7. Egypt is also said to have issued a similar warning. Several Israeli security officials say that the information could have changed how they interpreted the danger signals – Netanyahu denies the allegations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is said to have […] The post Netanyahu …

Haaretz claims that the President of the United Arab Emirates warned Netanyahu in September 2023 that Hamas was preparing a major operation. Netanyahu categorically denies that he received any warning from the Emirates prior to the attack on October 7. The publication claims that Netanyahu would not have informed Chiefs Shin Bet and Mossad or the Chief of Staff about the conversation with the UAE leader. Haaretz defends his investigation, claimi…

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Aleph News broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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