Netanyahu on Oct. 7: Nobody told Bush to 'go home' after September 11 intelligence failures

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu drew a parallel between the intelligence failures before the September 11 attacks and the current political climate, emphasizing that no one told Bush to "go home" after the failures. He expressed hope that the election would proceed as planned despite the potential for attacks to exploit perceived Israeli weakness. This comes amid heightened tensions and the threat of rocket fire from enemies aiming to undermine Israeli resolve and stability. The situation underscores the delicate balance Israel must maintain between national security and democratic processes.