The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, reportedly received a warning about a Hamas attack days before October 7, but took no action, according to information published by the Israeli newspaper "Haaretz." This is not the first time allegations have emerged that Netanyahu had knowledge of Hamas's plans.
According to the report, the warning was conveyed by the President of the United Arab Emirates. This information comes in a context of multiple accusations about what Netanyahu knew or should have known before Hamas's surprise attack on Israel.
The publication of these allegations renews scrutiny on the Israeli prime minister's actions and on possible failures in intelligence gathering before the October 7 attack. The situation raises questions about decision-making at the highest level of the Israeli government during that period.
