Israel’s Netanyahu Warns That ‘Everyone Will Be Answerable’ for the Disaster of October 7 — Including Himself

Televised address is the first indication by the premier that the military debacle could point to the end of his political career.

Gift this article

President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu at Tel Aviv, October 18, 2023. AP/Evan Vucci

SUN STAFF

Oct 26, 2023, 09:07 AM ET

Prime Minister Netanyahu, in a televised address Wednesday, gave the first indication that the military debacle suffered by Israel on October 7 could mean the end of his political career.

Israel’s Netanyahu Warns That ‘Everyone Will Be Answerable’ for the Disaster of October 7 — Including Himself

Israel’s Netanyahu Warns That ‘Everyone Will Be Answerable’ for the Disaster of October 7 — Including Himself

More from the New York Sun

‘Fauda’ Is Back — and October 7 Changed Everything

AI Threats Are Expected To Figure in Prep Talks for Trump-Xi Summit

White House Turns Away Journalists From CNN, MS NOW and Politico After Trump Ban

With Trump’s Greenland Deal, Arctic Arms Race Looks Set To Heat Up

Pentagon Releases New UFO Files as Whistleblowers Urge Trump To Lift Disclosure Restrictions

The Bittersweet Sound of the Dominican Republic

Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Nears Settlement as California Exit Threat Looms

Seoul Denies Ruling Out Cooperation With Americans in War With Iran

More from the New York Sun

‘Fauda’ Is Back — and October 7 Changed Everything

AI Threats Are Expected To Figure in Prep Talks for Trump-Xi Summit

White House Turns Away Journalists From CNN, MS NOW and Politico After Trump Ban

With Trump’s Greenland Deal, Arctic Arms Race Looks Set To Heat Up

Pentagon Releases New UFO Files as Whistleblowers Urge Trump To Lift Disclosure Restrictions

The Bittersweet Sound of the Dominican Republic

Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Nears Settlement as California Exit Threat Looms

Seoul Denies Ruling Out Cooperation With Americans in War With Iran