🚨EXPOSED: Netanyahu KNEW Oct. 7th Was Coming and Did Nothing?

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Israel's Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu is in hot water. Over the past few years, Bibi has been in a nearly constant state of warfare, not only with basically half of the Middle East, but also with huge swaths of the Israeli government, media and legal system. New, very serious allegations are surfacing that Bibi, in fact, knew about the October 7th attack from Hamas in advance and failed to stop it. Is this true or is there more going on behind the scenes than what the media is telling you?

As election season is gearing up in Israel, Bibi is taking more and more heat about October 7th. In a recent speech, Yair Lapid said, Three weeks before the massacre, I warned the prime minister at a press conference that this is what was going to happen. The Egyptians say they warned us, the chief of staff, the head of the Shin Bet, the head of the military intelligence, all of them warned him. He also added that if Bibi had acted on the warnings, the massacre would have been presented. This comes on the heels of a report from the left-leaning Israeli paper Haaretz, claiming that the UAE also warned Bibi that Hamas was planning a major operation against Israel. This warning reportedly came during a 45-minute conversation held between the two leaders just 10 days leading up to October 7th. The UAE was passing on the warning because they were concerned about a Hamas attack that could cause significant bloodshed, destabilize the region and undermine the Abraham Accords. The report goes on to claim that Bibi failed to mention this warning from the UAE to any heads of the security establishments in Israel, with the heads of both the Shin Bet and the IDF confirming this. And this wasn't all. The report also claimed that supposedly Egypt passed on their own warning to Bibi as well. They say that somewhere in that two-week period leading up to the attack, Egyptian intelligence contacted Bibi directly, warning of something unusual, a terrifying operation being planned by Hamas. Again, according to the report, Bibi did not pass on these warnings to security officials. To take a step back here, it's hard to know if this report is accurate. Haaretz, like I said earlier, is a very left-wing publication and historically doesn't have the best track record with the accuracy of their incriminating evidence of Bibi's wrongdoings, especially around election season. But there is a lot of aggregate here. A lot of security officials, politicians, foreign governments are pointing a clear finger of blame, insinuating that Bibi knew about the attack in advance and failed to stop it. And it's hard to imagine that this isn't justified at least on some level. There was a massive failure from the top down in Israel to read the intelligence leading up to October 7th. That much is clear. Also, a massive failure to prepare for this attack.

In response to the allegations, though, this last Wednesday, Bibi said that he had instructed his lawyers to file a defamation lawsuit against Haaretz and other newspapers who had been pushing this story. He said that in reviews by the Prime Minister's office, no record of a conversation between him and the UA president exists in those dates leading up to October 7th. And supposedly, he has the evidence to prove it. Now, there's a lot more going on here behind the scenes than what you might think or what the media is reporting on. And we'll get into that here in a second. But first, on October 4th, Jewish communities all across Israel are going to open their Bibles back to Genesis 1 and start the whole Bible reading cycle over again. That's Simchat Torah, and you can read right along with them. That's the day the reading plan starts in our Daily Bread Bible Journal. Every single day, you read one portion from the Torah, one from the prophets, one from the writings, and one from the New Testament so that you can get through the whole Bible in a year. It keeps you on Israel's calendar the entire time. Every page gives you the regular date alongside of the Hebrew date and marks the biblical festivals and holidays as they come up in Israel, with blank lines to write down what you're learning along the way. Our team has used these for years. You can grab one now and like everything in our store, the proceeds go straight to our volunteer work on the ground in Israel. Click the link in the description or scan the QR code on screen to reserve yours.

So all of this conversation about what Bibi knew before October 7th begs the question, why are so many Israelis in positions of power pointing fingers at Bibi? And are these allegations true?