UAE President Warned Netanyahu of Hamas Attack Before October 7
A new investigation reveals that the UAE president warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a major Hamas operation weeks before the October 7 attacks.
KEY POINTS
- UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan warned Benjamin Netanyahu about a major Hamas operation weeks before October 7, 2023.
- The warning was delivered during a 45-minute phone call in late September 2023.
- An investigation published by Haaretz states that Netanyahu did not inform Israeli security chiefs about the warning.
- The Israeli prime minister's office dismissed the report as a complete lie.
United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan reportedly warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a major Hamas operation in late September 2023. During a 45-minute phone call, the Emirati leader urged Netanyahu to prepare for a horrific event and seek economic solutions.
According to an investigation published by Haaretz for an upcoming book, Netanyahu did not share this warning with Israel's military and security chiefs. Instead, the prime minister reportedly dismissed the concerns, expressing belief that Hamas intended to operate in the West Bank.
“Devi prepararti per un evento orribile”
The findings are based on dozens of sources, including three senior foreign officials familiar with the discussions. The investigation is detailed in the forthcoming book titled "Kidnapped: 843 Days of Abandonment" by authors Shlomi Eldar and Ruth Yuval.
Following the publication, the Israeli prime minister's office rejected the report as a complete lie. Despite the denial, the revelation sparked immediate political backlash from opposition leaders in Israel.
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