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Israeli opposition wants to form inquiry commission "to clarify what Netanyahu knew" about Hamas attacks of October 7

CNN Portugal9 September 2026 at 13:12

The Israeli opposition is pressing for the creation of an inquiry commission with the objective of clarifying what information Benjamin Netanyahu received about the Hamas attacks prior to October 7.

According to the CNN Portugal correspondent in Israel, Henry Galsky, there are allegations circulating that the Israeli prime minister was warned about the Hamas attacks before the date on which they occurred.

The newspaper reports that this issue arises at a time of growing pressure on Netanyahu, both domestically and internationally.

Henry Galsky continues to follow the latest developments of this situation from Israel.

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