Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly released a 55-page intelligence dossier detailing pre-October 7 security failures, formally submitting classified materials before Knesset committees and the Security Cabinet. The document frames the crisis as a systemic institutional breakdown, while avoiding personal responsibility, and calls for a national inquiry commission modeled on the U.S. 9/11 investigation, with Netanyahu pledging to testify first. The move has triggered political backlash, legal controversy and public pressure after court-ordered freezes, blocked investigations, internal cabinet disputes, and growing demands for transparency over redacted intelligence records and decision-making protocols. WATCH
