Netanyahu denies UAE warned him ahead of Oct. 7 as blame for massacre dominates Israeli election season
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is denying claims that he was warned by neighboring world leaders about the Oct. 7 massacre days before the attack occurred, as blame for the tragedy becomes a hot potato ahead of next month’s elections.
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