Netanyahu warned of Hamas attack before Oct 7
LATEST Report alleges Netanyahu received warning from UAE president
A report alleges Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was warned by the UAE president about Hamas's plans for a major operation approximately ten days before the October 7th attack. Netanyahu's office has disputed the report. The story cites anonymous Israeli officials and intelligence sources.
NOW PLAYING BOMBSHELL: Bibi WARNED Of 10/7 Attack & DID NOTHING
A bombshell report alleges that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was personally warned by the leader of the UAE, Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ), approximately ten days before the October 7th Hamas attack, about Hamas's plans for a major offensive. Despite this warning, relayed through intermediaries and confirmed by the UAE, Netanyahu allegedly did not update Israeli security leaders or act on the information, according to a new book citing senior foreign officials and a Palestinian advisor to MBZ.
This reporting raises profound questions about potential negligence or deliberate inaction by Israeli leadership in the lead-up to the deadliest attack in the country's history, with significant implications for accountability and future security.
The report details Yahya Sinwar's prior communications with Israeli officials about a potential truce, his preparations for conflict, and the UAE's efforts to mediate; it also touches on the decision to move the Nova music festival closer to the Gaza border.