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Did Netanyahu ignore an Oct. 7 warning? Voters will decide who gets to investigate

Israel's election campaign effectively begins today, as political parties submit their list of candidates who will contest the Oct. It is difficult to imagine a more politically explosive moment for the publication of a new investigation into the failures surrounding Oct.

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Israel's election campaign effectively begins today, as political parties submit their list of candidates who will contest the Oct.

It is difficult to imagine a more politically explosive moment for the publication of a new investigation into the failures surrounding Oct.

Today's report in the Haaretz newspaper alleges that Benjamin Netanyahu received...

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Israel's election campaign effectively begins today, as political parties submit their list of candidates who will contest the Oct. It is difficult to imagine a more politically explosive moment for the publication of a new investigation into the failures surrounding Oct. Today's report in the Haaretz newspaper alleges that Benjamin Netanyahu received...

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