The prime minister’s intelligence officer was not alarmed by the information.

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• The prime minister’s intelligence officer was not alarmed by the information.

  This does not prove that Netanyahu himself was informed, nor does it absolve the prime minister’s intelligence officer, the National Security Council or the military secretariat of the question of whether the military secretary himself should have been awakened.

Sources

• Netanyahu’s October 7 ‘generals’ revolt’ conspiracy runs into a contradiction cited evidence

Origin: extracted from Netanyahu’s October 7 ‘generals’ revolt’ conspiracy runs into a contradiction · 2026-09-09 06:06