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Former Israeli leader recounts Camp David summit tensions and Netanyahu criticism

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #011846
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1
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The passage provides a personal narrative about political disagreements surrounding the Camp David summit, mentioning Netanyahu and former leaders, but offers no concrete evidence, transactions, or ac Netanyahu publicly accused the speaker of breaking red lines after the summit. The speaker claims the summit failed but argues Israel did everything possible. Leah Rabin allegedly said her late husba

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