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Yedioth Ahronoth wrote that Nadav Bar, three weeks before the October 7, 2023 attack, warned MPs in a secret meeting at the Israeli Parliament Intelligence Services Subcommittee that the outbreak of a multi-front war was imminent, and that this warning was ignored, citing Israeli sources. He also reported that Bar had announced his intention to sue for libel against Netanyahu's alleged blame for Bar's failures.
Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, published in Israel, wrote that Bar's warning came three weeks before October 7, 2023.
According to the news report, Bar "requested to speak in a rare manner" at the Israeli Parliament Intelligence Services Subcommittee. Israeli sources said that Bar warned Israeli MPs that "the outbreak of a multi-front war is imminent."
In the "secret" meeting, Israeli MPs were given the message that the division in society weakens deterrence.
Israeli security circles noted that Shabak Director requested to speak to the commission "because he saw that the warnings he had previously made were not taken into consideration by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government."
Bar-Netanyahu spat
Reacting to the news that he was warned by the United Arab Emirates and Egypt before October 7, Netanyahu claimed that the failures of the then Shabak Director Bar were blamed on him.
Claiming that Bar did not call him and inform him or warn the emergency teams and Israeli army units in the region, Netanyahu argued that his political rivals before the elections and foreign states that wanted to establish a Palestinian state were behind the news.
Following these statements, former Shabak Director Bar announced that he planned to file a lawsuit against Netanyahu due to his "slanders".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Nadav Bar's libel case against Benjamin Netanyahu will progress in Israeli courts and arguments will be presented based on more documents.
Likely · Within weeks
The tension between security and political leaders within Israel may increase further with the investigations into the October 7 attack and new statements may emerge.
Possible · Within months
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The Revolutionary Guard Army described the withdrawal of US forces from Iraq as the result of the will of the Iraqi people to preserve their independence and stated that this development was the beginning of the expulsion of the US from West Asia and the Islamic geography. In the statement, it was emphasized that the withdrawal was a great gain for Iran's resistance front and that the Iraqi government and resistance forces should be alert against potential conspiracies of the USA.
UKMTO announced that it received a tip from a third source about an oil tanker that was hit by ammunition of unknown origin while passing through the Strait of Hormuz. While it was stated that a fire broke out in the tanker, there were no injuries or deaths among the crew. Iran had reported via Fars News Agency that the super tanker with a capacity of 2.5 million barrels was hit while passing without permission 8 kilometers off the coast of Oman and was on fire. Iran, which restricts passage due to the war that started with the US and Israel's attacks on Iran on February 28 and the US naval blockade, targets ships that want to pass through the Bosphorus without permission.
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According to Fars News Agency, a supertanker passing through an unauthorized route 8 kilometers off the coast of Oman was attacked and a fire broke out on the ship. While it is stated that the tanker was carrying approximately 2.5 million barrels of oil, it is still unknown whether there were any deaths or injuries in the attack and the flag of the ship.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemns the Houthi attack on the civilian infrastructure serving the Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina, demands an immediate and unconditional halt to the attack, and states that it supports the sovereignty and security of Saudi Arabia.