Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash after tweeting and then deleting a post criticizing his intelligence chiefs for not warning him about Hamas' planned attack. Netanyahu's remarks have caused a political uproar and a rift within his war cabinet.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday tweeted and then deleted an online at his intelligence chiefs, saying they never warned him Hamas was planning its wide-scale attack on 7 October and causing a political uproar and a rift within his war cabinet. Netanyahu's post on X, formerly Twitter, had said: 'At no time and no stage was a warning given to Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding war intentions of Hamas.
' Netanyahu, who has drawn public ire for not taking responsibility over the intelligence and operational failures surrounding Hamas' rampage through southern Israel, later erased the remarks posted on social media platform X. While top officials - from the heads of the military and the Shin Bet domestic spy service to his finance minister - have all acknowledged their failures, Netanyahu has not.
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