October Council Praises Release of Gaza Division Intelligence Officer's Name
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- October Council supports releasing Lt. Col. Amidaror's name.
- Amidaror was Gaza Division intelligence officer on Oct. 7.
- The group claims he ignored warnings.
- They call for his investigation by a state commission.
"October Council," a group critical of the government's handling of the October 7th attacks, has praised the Supreme Court's decision to release the name of Lieutenant Colonel Aryeh Amidaror. Amidaror served as the intelligence officer for the Gaza Division during the Hamas assault.
The council stated that the court's decision was "appropriate and just." They further asserted that Amidaror attempted to conceal his identity and continue his military career as if the "most terrible disaster in the country's history" had not occurred on his watch. The group claims he ignored numerous warnings, specifically mentioning attempts by a non-commissioned officer identified as 'W' to alert him.
"October Council" also called for the immediate establishment of a state commission of inquiry after the upcoming elections, stating that it must investigate Amidaror's actions.
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