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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a formal document through his office late Thursday night in Jerusalem, aiming to shift responsibility for the catastrophic security and intelligence oversights surrounding the October 7 Hamas-led attacks onto the nation’s defense and intelligence apparatus. The statement serves as a strategic defense against mounting public and political pressure as the Prime Minister faces scrutiny over how one of the world's most advanced security networks failed to prevent the deadliest assault in the country's history. By highlighting specific failures within the military hierarchy, Netanyahu seeks to protect his political standing amid ongoing military operations in Gaza. The document provides a detailed timeline and argues that the political leadership was not provided with sufficient warnings or actionable intelligence from the IDF or the Shin Bet security service prior to the breach. According to the Prime Minister's narrative, top security officials had repeatedly assured the government that Hamas was deterred and uninterested in a large-scale confrontation. This maneuver appears to be an attempt to pre-emptively frame the findings of any eventual state commission of inquiry, which many Israelis have called for to investigate the systemic collapse that occurred on that Saturday morning. Critically, the release of this document has reignited tensions between the Prime Minister’s office and the defense establishment, as critics argue that the ultimate responsibility for national security lies with the head of government. While various security chiefs have already publicly accepted their share of the blame for the failures, Netanyahu has notably refrained from doing so, instead insisting that the time for investigating leadership will come only after the war has concluded. This latest move underscores the deep internal divisions within the Israeli government as it simultaneously manages a complex multi-front conflict and a volatile domestic political landscape.