These allegations intensify as Netanyahu blames former military secretary Avi Gil for deliberately failing to alert him in time. An Israeli media investigation also accuses the prime minister of manipulating intelligence records and omitting military strike proposals to shield himself from accountability. The dispute comes as Israel prepares for its first national election since the Oct. 7 attacks killed 1,200 people and left 251 hostages, with further reports indicating the government ignored an Egyptian warning, an Emirati alert and a 40 page battle plan.
