Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently accused the military leadership of intentionally not waking him on the morning of October 7, 2023, during an interview on Instagram. He claimed that if he had been alerted, he would have immediately ordered the army to be placed on high alert and mobilized cities near the Gaza border. Netanyahu’s comments come amid ongoing debates about the circumstances surrounding the Hamas attack, which resulted in the deaths of at least 370 people at the Nova music festival and sparked a major conflict between Israel and Hamas. Netanyahu’s wife, Sara Netanyahu, made further allegations, suggesting that an opposition leader had prior knowledge of Hamas’ plans before the attack. She also criticized Ya'ir Golan, a former general and leader of the left-wing party "The Democrats," for being prepared and armed on October 7, while others, including the Prime Minister, were allegedly unaware. Golan reportedly saved at least six people during the attack, showcasing his quick actions in the face of the violence. The opposition strongly condemned Sara Netanyahu’s remarks, calling them "vile and false." Golan’s party described the claims as "close to madness." Gadi Eisenkot, a prominent opposition figure, accused Netanyahu’s inner circle of spreading "crazy and false conspiracy theories" to incite hatred and maintain political power. These accusations have further polarized public opinion in Israel, with many questioning the government’s preparedness and response to the attack. According to a survey conducted by Channel 13 in August, 40% of Israelis and 63% of current coalition voters believe that an internal betrayal contributed to the October 7 attack. These findings highlight the deep divisions within Israeli society and the ongoing scrutiny of the government’s actions and decisions in the lead-up to the attack.