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.

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

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.

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