Kan News: Egyptian intel chief was not on plane that landed in Israel before Oct. 7
Contradicting a report published by The Atlantic last month, Kan News reveals that two businessmen, not Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel, were aboard the Egyptian aircraft that landed in Israel 11 days before the October 7 massacre.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed during an interview with KAN News that he is unaware of whom Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel met with prior to the October 7 massacre. During the same interview, Netanyahu expressed his belief that a deep state exists in Israel, asserting that the situation has reversed from "an army with a state" to "a state with an army". He also commented on the potential formation of a unity government, suggesting that such a government could become a "government of paralysis".
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