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NEW REPORT REIGNITES QUESTIONS ABOUT NETANYAHU’S OCTOBER 7 FOREKNOWLEDGE A new report claims UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi about a week and a half before October 7, 2023, and that Netanyahu showed no sign of... panic. Egypt had also warned Israel. Combined with longstanding claims that Israeli intelligence had deeply penetrated Hamas, the report raises renewed questions about what Israeli officials knew before the attack and why no action was taken to stop it. But the timing matters. Why is this report surfacing just before the election? For years, questions about Netanyahu’s foreknowledge of October 7 have been dismissed. Now the allegations are back at the center of the political debate. Alongside claims that Israel allowed the attack to unfold to justify an expanded campaign in Gaza and advance its Greater Israel project.show more

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Upthebaldies The Truth Seeker4 days ago

He knew everything and even used the Handball directive to kill his own people to make it worse and blamed it on the Hamas attack.Roads full of cars burnt out and kibbutz destroyed by helicopters hours after the attack begun. No dawn patrols as they where pulled away that day etc.

enchantedone713 days ago

The IDF were told to stand down that morning prior to the Hamas Attack. Told to stay away from the Region. No patrols??? A bit Odd Considering. And then the Greater Israel Agenda could continue and is still going on in Lebanon. Yet the World does Nothing????

Dr. Marco E.4 days ago

Further evidence of detailed foreknowledge:

Dr. Marco E.4 days ago

Detailed foreknowledge and purposeful attempt at concealment:

Dr. Marco E.4 days ago

More evidence of foreknowledge:

jayweidner373 days ago

But you gave, the fraud, Corey Goode a platform

FordJohn4 days ago

Grandstanding ..

Jimmy Terwilliger4 days ago

weird how so many propagandists such as yourself are promoting CIA issued fakenews regarding Israel and Netanyahu.

JackMamba204 days ago

The more joo know or is this more like if joo know joo know or joo got to be kidding me

Freedom!4 days ago

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Noj4 days ago

Hamas is a Mossad creation, just as Al Qaeda and ISIS are CIA creations.

🇬🇧 Mo 🇬🇧3 days ago

He also stood down for 6 hours and turned the fence off!!!

patriot3 days ago

Isreal and Mossad seems to always pop up when it comes to terrorism.

⚫3 days ago

Don't forget this part: "Tribe of Nova switched the festival site (closer to the forewarned invasion point) from an undisclosed location in southern Israel only two days prior for reasons that are unclear."

Pravda Pereira4 days ago

God created Jews LANDLESS by design! . What Bible says: .

Joker_Now!4 days ago

You need to look into clear evidence of the stand down order and the 6 hours.

Devin Hernandez4 days ago

👀👀👀

TruthDecay4 days ago

forget about he foreknowledge for a sec.. the people wanted him out of office and in jail leading up to oct 7th

Yukongirl664 days ago

We knew! Love the Confirmation.🙏

Panageote (Peter)4 days ago

Yes Ben great work You covered this for a while now Yes this is a false flag There was also material support to terrorism There were sings since 2020 just like There were signs with ISIS 2010 It involves both Israel and Turkey Even their organized crime lobbies in NYC This is a fact Keep up the great work Should have spoke to you at Atlantic city debates when you were moderator . Sorry didn't know you were this involved in these types of stories. Again great work You were way ahead with this story

washingtonian_province3 days ago

It’s so much worse, but thank you for at least covering it. They killed Kirk for this, instead they should have listened to him.

Annj223 days ago

It wasn’t Hamas. It was Israeli intelligence.

Angela Cole4 days ago

Gee......who knew he would approve the killing of millions to retain power and profit?

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