contrary to denials from the prime minister's office,prime minister benjamin netanyahuwas handed the classified information at the heart of an ongoing investigation into illegal leaks to foreign media, a lawyer of one of the suspects in the case revealed in an interview on army radio tuesday morning. it is still unclear whether or not the advisor from the prime minister's media team,eliezer feldstein, who is suspected of leaking the documents, did so on his own initiative or at the prime minister's orders. however, if correct, the new information brings the case a step closer to the prime minister himself. it contradicts a statement by the prime minister's office on november 2, soon after the investigation became public, that "the document that was published did not arrive at the prime minister's office from the [idf] intelligence directorate, and the prime minister learned about it from the media." the reservist wanted to avoid a scenario similar to that of the widely reported nco known as "v," whose warning about the imminent threat of the hamas attack prior to october 7 was not taken seriously and, therefore, did not make it up the chain of command, fetman added.   icle-828756 idf soldier says she warned of hamas attack on oct. 7   af9x0o
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