Allegations suggest that Israeli SIM cards were activated in Gaza before the October 7 Hamas attack, raising questions about what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu knew. Investigations into the Prime Minister's Office include allegations of obtaining, altering, and leaking classified documents, tampering with protocols, and blackmail. The SIM cards were reportedly part of an espionage operation to provide a warning ahead of the attack. The military secretariat, which reports directly to the prime minister, may have received an early indication about the SIM cards, contradicting the prime minister's claims of being unaware. A possible coverup is also suggested.