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Netanyahu: There was no betrayal on October 7, but there was a failure

12h ago ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 76Objectivity score76/100

Netanyahu: There was no betrayal on October 7, but there was a failure

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed on Tuesday evening the controversy sparked by remarks made by his wife on Channel 14 regarding conspiracy theories that have circulated surrounding October 7.

“I have been asked several times whether I think there was a betrayal, and I answered that there was not. There was a major failure, which was reflected in what happened on the night and morning before the attack, when all the signs were there, and they decided, due to a miscalculation, not to wake me up and not to launch a preemptive attack. It was a failure, but not a betrayal, and my wife did not say anything like that either," Netanyahu said.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the controversy surrounding his wife's remarks on Channel 14 regarding October 7. Netanyahu stated, "There was a major failure, which was reflected in what happened on the night and morning before the attack, when all the signs were there, and they decided, due to a miscalculation, not to wake me up and not to launch a preemptive attack." He clarified that while it was a failure, it was not a betrayal, and his wife did not suggest otherwise.

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