Around 2 a.m., the prime minister’s intelligence officer received both worrying signs and reassuring assessments.
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- Around 2 a.m., the prime minister’s intelligence officer received both worrying signs and reassuring assessments.
Netanyahu received his first call just as the firing began, perhaps a second earlier. If Golan received, before 6:29 a.m., a concrete warning of a day of fighting, the meaning Golan attributes to Sara Netanyahu’s remarks in his warning letter is that she accused him of being part of a conspiracy that, at minimum, possessed advance intelligence about the attack that was concealed from the prime minister.
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Origin: extracted from Netanyahu’s October 7 ‘generals’ revolt’ conspiracy runs into a contradiction · 2026-09-09 06:06