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- 1Report: Egypt warned Netanyahu three times before October 7▼Netanyahu received three warnings from Egypt about Gaza including in days before October 7 - report
A new report says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received three warnings from Egyptian intelligence about an imminent attack from Gaza, including in the days just before October 7, 2023. The claim fuels ongoing political controversy in Israel over whether the government ignored advance notice of Hamas's assault and who bears responsibility for the security failure.
- 2Report: Netanyahu told forces to ease Gaza tensions days before Oct. 7▼Days before Oct. 7, PM ordered security forces to ‘minimize escalation’ in Gaza – report
A report says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered security forces to 'minimize escalation' in Gaza just days before Hamas's October 7 attack. The claim has drawn attention amid ongoing debate over whether Israeli leadership underestimated threats from Gaza and whether earlier signals of an attack were ignored ahead of the assault.
- 3Report: Netanyahu told forces to limit Gaza escalation days before Oct 7▼Days before Oct 7, PM ordered security forces to ‘minimize escalation’ in Gaza – report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly ordered security forces to 'minimize escalation' in Gaza just days before Hamas launched the October 7 attacks. The report has reignited debate over whether political considerations shaped Israel's security posture ahead of the assault, fueling ongoing controversy over failures leading up to the deadliest day in the country's history.
- 4Report: Netanyahu ordered Gaza de-escalation 10 days before October 7▼10 days before Oct. 7, PM ordered Israel ‘act to contain, minimize the escalation’ in Gaza — report
According to a new report, ten days before Hamas's October 7 attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israeli officials to act to contain and minimize escalation in Gaza. The disclosure is fueling debate over whether Israeli leadership underestimated threats from Gaza in the lead-up to the assault, and is intensifying scrutiny of the government's handling of intelligence warnings and security policy before the deadliest attack in Israel's history.
- 5Report: Netanyahu ordered Gaza de-escalation days before October 7●Days before Oct. 7, PM ordered that Israel 'act to contain, minimize the escalation' in Gaza -- TV
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered officials to 'act to contain, minimize the escalation' in Gaza just days before Hamas's October 7 attack, according to a report aired on Israeli television. The revelation has drawn scrutiny in Israel, as it suggests the government was focused on easing tensions in Gaza immediately before the surprise assault that triggered the ongoing war.
- 6Former Israeli intelligence officer accuses Netanyahu of blocking October 7 probe●Netanyahu accused by former intel officer of blocking Oct. 7 probe | Al Mayadeen English https:// english.almayadeen.net
A former Israeli intelligence officer, identified as Seri, has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of blocking an official inquiry into the October 7 Hamas-led attack. According to the accusation, Netanyahu was warned and alerted before the attack but failed to act, and is now obstructing efforts to investigate the failures. The claim adds to growing criticism inside Israel over the lack of a formal state commission of inquiry into the security and political failures of that day.
- 7New October 7 warnings refocus attention on Netanyahu's responsibility●Analysis • New Oct. 7 warnings put Netanyahu's responsibility back at center of election
Fresh warnings received ahead of the October 7 Hamas attack have put Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's responsibility for the failures of that day back at the center of Israel's election campaign. Commentators argue the new material reignites debate over whether the government ignored advance intelligence, turning security accountability into a central election issue.
- 8Amazon October Prime Day event approaching●Amazon October Prime Day is almost here: Everything we know so far about the Big Deal Days savings event
Amazon is preparing to run its October Prime Big Deal Days savings event, an early holiday shopping promotion exclusive to Prime members. Coverage so far consists of early previews outlining what shoppers can expect from the discounts, with details on exact dates and deals still limited ahead of the event's start.
- 9Best Fitness Equipment Deals From October Prime Day 2026▼The Best Deals on FItness Equipment From the October Prime Day Sale 2026
Amazon's October Prime Day sale in 2026 includes discounts on fitness equipment, and Lifehacker has rounded up the best deals. Shoppers are browsing price cuts on items such as weights, cardio machines and home gym gear during the limited-time event.
- 10Editors Highlight Early Prime Big Deal Days Fitness Deals Up to 50% Off▼Our Editors Found the Best Early Prime Big Deal Days Fitness Sales—Save Up to 50% on Home Gym Equipment
Men's Health editors have rounded up the best early Prime Big Deal Days fitness sales, with discounts of up to 50% on home gym equipment. The roundup highlights deals on workout gear ahead of Amazon's October sales event, giving shoppers a head start on fitness equipment bargains before the main sale officially begins.
- 11Nine travel and luggage deals for October Prime Day▼Jet-set better with these 9 October Prime Day travel and luggage deals
CNN has rounded up nine travel and luggage deals available during Amazon's October Prime Day event. The picks cover bags and travel accessories discounted for the sale period, aimed at shoppers planning trips. Readers are being encouraged to take advantage of the limited-time discounts before the event ends.
- 12Spider-Man: Brand New Day lands on Prime Video October 6●'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is coming to Prime Video October 6. Here's how to watch.
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' will be available to stream on Prime Video starting October 6, Amazon announced. The news outlet explains how viewers can watch the film, presumably via a Prime Video subscription or rental once it goes live. Details on pricing or regional availability were not included in the announcement.