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Questions raised over Netanyahu’s conduct and prior knowledge of the October 7 massacre

The report examines alleged suspicious conduct by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and claims that he may have known about the October 7 attack in advance.

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The allegations concern accountability at the highest level during the Israel–Hamas conflict, but the supplied headline does not establish them as fact.

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