Dahlan's associates come out against Haaretz publication: "Political headlines without context" | Baruch Yedid

Dmitri Diliani, spokesman for Mohammed Dahlan's faction in Fatah, criticized in an interview with i24NEWS the Haaretz report claiming Dahlan was involved in conveying a warning to Israel about the October 7 attack. Diliani argued that the headlines were inflated, exaggerated, political, and devoid of context, and that the article presented the issue from an Israeli-political perspective, especially during an election period.

Dmitri Diliani, spokesman for Mohammed Dahlan's faction in Fatah, spoke out in an interview with i24NEWS against a publication in the Haaretz newspaper claiming that Dahlan was involved in conveying a warning to Israel about the October 7 attack. Diliani argued that the headlines were "inflated, exaggerated, primarily political, and devoid of context." According to him, Haaretz presented Dahlan's claim from the perspective of Israeli society and political interests in Israel, particularly during an election period. Diliani attempted to distance Dahlan from the report by claiming that Yahya Sinwar warned Dahlan of an "impending earthquake," and that the warning that came from the international community, especially the United Arab Emirates, warned of an explosion from the Gaza Strip. According to Diliani, the Haaretz newspaper chose to present the issue from a narrow electoral angle, and that this was highlighted due to the political weight of the United Arab Emirates and its ties. The publication is part of ongoing coverage by i24NEWS on the warnings before the war.