Warning Reports to Netanyahu on 'October 7': And Trump: I Don't Believe Them!

US President Donald Trump confirmed that he does not believe reports stating that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received warnings from Egypt and the United Arab Emirates prior to the "October 7" attack.

Trump said, in an interview with "Time" magazine, that if Netanyahu had known, he would have done something about it, and would certainly have ensured that people were at least on alert. He noted that Netanyahu will not forget this, and that there are far-left individuals claiming it never happened, which is very dangerous.
When asked whether he would work better with Netanyahu's main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, Trump said he doesn't know, and that he doesn't hear bad things about him.

When asked whether the Prime Minister should be granted another term in the October 27 elections, Trump said he can only state that he is no longer involved in politics, except that they are loved.
When pressed again, he replied that his primary concern is helping them defend Israel, avoiding explicit endorsement in the interview.
Instead, Trump pointed to his personal standing among the Israeli public, claiming his popularity reaches approximately 99 percent due to previous policies.

He considered that "People have excluded Bibi many times, just as they have excluded him many times," adding that he would not underestimate Bibi.