UAE gave explicit warning to Netanyahu of Hamas plans days before October 7, new book says
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{ "epilogue": "Reports emerged stating that the UAE leader and the ex-Shin Bet chief warned Netanyahu of a planned Hamas attack days before October 7, and that the prime minister did nothing with the information. Netanyahu denied that the UAE gave him a warning regarding the attack.
The report subsequently led to calls for Netanyahu's removal." }
Epilogue added 21d ago, after coverage quieted.
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