Benjamin Netanyahu just admitted it himself: Israel’s security chiefs knew October 7 was coming — and let it happen.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has now stated publicly that his own security chiefs deliberately kept him in the dark before October 7 — meaning, by his own account, they allowed the deadliest attack in Israel’s history to proceed.
His explanation: “They knew that I would have acted in a very determined, very strong, very powerful manner.”
Read that again. The prime minister of Israel is saying the people responsible for protecting the country knowingly withheld information — not out of failure, but by choice.
That is not an accusation of incompetence. It is an admission that Israeli security chiefs had foreknowledge of the worst attack on Israel in its history. In short, October 7 was allowed to happen.
And if Netanyahu believes this, the questions are unavoidable: Where is the evidence? Who exactly is he accusing? And why, as the man in charge, is he only now telling the public?
Three years later, with an election weeks away, the prime minister has finally admitted the truth — about everyone but himself.