Ex-Netanyahu Aide Claims Office Tried to Alter Records of Oct. 7 Calls
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Former military secretary Avi Gil alleges that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office attempted to alter call records from the morning of the October 7 Hamas attack. Gil, who spoke publicly after three years of silence, believes the manipulation aimed to create a false narrative of Netanyahu's immediate response. He also raised concerns about an unexplained Egyptian intelligence aircraft visit and urged investigators to seek full recordings, not just transcripts, due to potential record tampering. The Likud party dismissed Gil's claims as political propaganda.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ex-PM aide Avi Gil claims Netanyahu's office tried to alter Oct. 7 call records.
- Gil suspects the alteration aimed to portray Netanyahu as acting immediately.
- He raised possibility of record changes implying prior knowledge of attack.
- Gil cited concerns about transcript handling and a mysterious Egyptian aircraft visit.
- The Likud party called Gil's claims political propaganda against Netanyahu.
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