Without Warning
Netanyahu received a warning from Egypt? The Prime Minister denies
An American report claims that the Prime Minister was warned by senior Egyptian intelligence officials about a surprise attack in the south. The Prime Minister's office strongly denies any such conversation
According to a report from an American news site, about ten days before the surprise attack in the south by Hamas militants, Netanyahu was reportedly warned by the Egyptian intelligence minister. However, the Prime Minister's office denies this report.
According to the report, about ten days before the surprise attack on Israel by the Hamas terrorist organization, the Egyptian Minister of Intelligence, General Abbas Kamel, called Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and warned him of "something unusual, a terrible operation" that was about to occur from the Gaza direction.
The Prime Minister's Office directly denied the reports of an Egyptian warning or any other source on the matter.
A senior political official, speaking on condition of anonymity, categorically stated: "There has been no communication between the Prime Minister and the Egyptian Intelligence Minister since the Prime Minister took office."
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