Critics have escalated their pressure on Israel’s prime minister ahead of upcoming elections, citing leaked intelligence reports that claim Egyptian and Emirati officials privately warned him about an imminent Hamas attack before the recent conflict escalated. The revelations have sparked accusations that the government failed to act on critical intelligence, raising serious questions about preparedness and leadership. With tensions high, the opposition is demanding answers over whether the warnings were ignored or downplayed, further fueling political divisions. The controversy comes as the country braces for a pivotal vote that could reshape its government.
Opposition attacks Israeli premier ahead of election over leaks suggesting Egyptian and Emirati officials alerted him to Hamas threat
