The Israeli Prime Minister’s office has confirmed that it did receive prior warnings from Egyptian intelligence about the attack that took place on October 7. Initially, the government had issued a flat denial when the first reports emerged, stating that they had no prior knowledge of the attack. However, they later reversed their stance and admitted to receiving the warnings.
The admission has raised questions about the government’s preparedness and response mechanisms, as well as its initial decision to deny receiving any warnings. The incident is likely to have diplomatic implications, especially considering the warning came from Egyptian intelligence. Further investigations are underway to determine the extent of the information provided and why it was not acted upon effectively.
Primary Sources: AOL, Channel 13
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