Amid the outrage, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has apologised and deleted a post in which he sought to blame security officials for the surprise Oct. 7 attack by Hamas. “I was wrong. Things I said following the press conference should not have been said and I apologise for that,” Netanyahu said on X on Sunday.
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