Netanyahu's false claim on Egyptian intel chief
The expert on Israeli affairs, Mohamed Anwar, revealed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu distanced himself from a meeting with former Egyptian Intelligence Chief Abbas Kamel prior to the October 7 attack. He considered that the Israeli stance attempted to downplay the importance of the warnings that preceded the attack. He explained that Netanyahu claimed he did not meet with Abbas Kamel in person because he was busy with a formal occasion, and he denied knowing the officials who met with the Egyptian intelligence. This raised questions about the nature of the visit and the messages it carried. These developments are linked to internal Israeli criticisms regarding inconsistencies in the schedules of communications and warnings, amid messages from Egypt and the UAE emphasizing the need to advance prisoner exchange negotiations before a potential military escalation in the region.
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