Netanyahu has rejected the report and threatened legal action against the newspaper. The issue has become politically sensitive as Netanyahu faces a difficult reelection campaign, with opposition figures accusing him of responsibility for security failures before the October 7 attack. A UAE source previously told Reuters that security issues are discussed with other countries through the “relevant entities”. Netanyahu has rejected the report and threatened legal action against the newspaper. The issue has become politically sensitive as Netanyahu faces a difficult reelection campaign, with opposition figures accusing him of responsibility for security failures before the October 7 attack. A UAE source previously told Reuters that security issues are discussed with other countries through the “relevant entities”.
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