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'There is a lot of evidence that Netanyahu knew about October 7', says Alfredo Leite

Now10 September 2026 at 15:03

Analyst Alfredo Leite stated that there is a lot of evidence that the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had prior knowledge of the attacks on October 7. This statement comes at a time of growing political pressure on the Israeli leader.

Leite highlighted that Netanyahu will face significant difficulties in explaining his position before the demands of the opposition. The situation places the prime minister in a delicate position in the face of internal criticism.

The analyst emphasized the gravity of the political implications of this issue for Netanyahu's government, suggesting that the opposition could use these allegations as a basis to pressure the executive.

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