US EditionSources: Netanyahu Said He Believes Intelligence Failure, Not Treason, Led to Oct. 7
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The Israeli Prime Minister admitted that he did not believe Hamas would attack Israel that day, explaining that "all thought" that the Palestinian Islamic group had been "dissounded".
Sources: Netanyahu said he believes intelligence failure, not treason, led to Oct. 7
At a closed-door Knesset committee session, the prime minister said he did not believe malicious intent from within Israel led to the October 7 attack. Netanyahu never rejected the claim publicly, despite many Israelis believing defense officials aided Hamas in an attempt to remove Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted this Thursday that during the attacks of October 7, 2023, there were "intelligence errors," but he ruled out any act of "betrayal" by the Israeli secret services.
Addressing a closed session of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly said of October 7 that “there was a serious… Netanyahu: There were intelligence failures in the October 7 attack, but not betrayal - NAVY NEWS
Additional sources told Haaretz that the prime minister also addressed the draft exemption law during the discussion, saying that it "will be passed very soon, along with the law extending service to 36 months."
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