Legislative Acts in Israel: "October 7 Is Imposed as the Dividing Line of the Campaign"
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The former head of Shin Bet Ayalon: "Alarms before October 7 were to be shared with the Secret Service and the Armed Forces"
In the run-up to the parliamentary elections in October, the trauma of the October 7 massacre is at the centre of the campaign, reviving Benjamin Netanyahu's responsibilities and opposition appeals to a state commission of inquiry. Can revelations about the pre-attack alerts, such as accusations of "completion" from the Prime Minister's camp, weaken his grip on a part of his electorate?
To the Pro Pals and to those who today contest the Ddl Delrio on anti-Semitism I point out that the authoritative daily could freely publish the investigation on the Prime Minister, without suffering retaliation from the government. Having said this, it is the duty and right of the Israelis to demand clarity through the investigation of an independent commission of inquiry that has always been established after the wars in which Israel was invol…
Seven weeks before the legislative elections and as the third anniversary of the October 7 massacres approaches, the revelations that Benyamin Netanyahu was warned of Hamas' intentions embarrass the Prime Minister, and allow his opponents to turn the accusations of treason against him against the security apparatus, which has become one of his camp's campaign themes.
Just before the elections, a bomb bursts in Israel: Prime Minister Netanyahu is said to have been warned of Hamas' terror in advance. Does this cost him his office?
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