Ex-Military Secretary Claims Attempt to Alter Oct. 7 Timeline Records
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Former military secretary Avi Gil told N12 News that the official timeline of events from October 7, particularly concerning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's schedule, was inaccurately presented to the public. Gil alleges that Netanyahu's chief of staff attempted to alter the official record of the prime minister's schedule on that day. He stated that the public account does not reflect what he witnessed and that an official inquiry has not been established, prompting his decision to speak out.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former military secretary Avi Gil alleges attempts to alter the official Oct. 7 timeline.
- Gil claims the public record of Netanyahu's schedule on Oct. 7 is inaccurate.
- He stated the document shared does not reflect his experiences of that day.
- Gil expressed concern that the public is not being told the full truth.
- He criticized the lack of an official state commission of inquiry into the events.
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