Mossad

A former Mossad official has said he has no knowledge of warnings from Egypt or the United Arab Emirates ahead of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. His remarks add a new voice to the ongoing dispute over whether Israeli leadership disregarded foreign intelligence alerts before the assault, one of the most contested questions in Israel's post-October 7 reckoning.

A former Mossad diplomacy official says he did not know that Egypt and the United Arab Emirates had warned Benjamin Netanyahu before the October 7 attacks. The claim touches on one of the most contested questions in Israel: whether warnings were passed to the prime minister and ignored before Hamas led the deadliest attack in the country's history.

An account reports that five men suspected of plotting a mass attack at RAF Fairford have been released on bail, with authorities insisting they are taking the matter seriously. The item frames the release mockingly, suggesting the suspects 'returned to Mossad'. The claim has not been confirmed by mainstream reporting, and no official source is cited for the arrests or the release.