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SrugimPolitics

Protest Leader Calls for Government Change After Security Revelations

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Protest leader Shikma Bressler called for the current government's removal following revelations by former Military Secretary Avi Gil. Gil alleged attempts to alter records of discussions on the morning of the October 7th attack. The Prime Minister's office and Likud denied the claims, calling them false and politically motivated. Bressler specifically targeted the prime minister, blaming him for the events of October 7th.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Protest leader Shikma Bressler demanded the government's removal after security revelations.
  • Former Military Secretary Avi Gil alleged attempts to alter records of October 7th discussions.
  • Gil claimed documents presented to the State Comptroller were incomplete.
  • The Prime Minister's office and Likud denied Gil's allegations as false.
  • Bressler blamed the prime minister for the October 7th massacre and policy failures.

Protest leader Shikma Bressler has issued a sharp response to revelations by former Military Secretary to the Prime Minister, Major General (Res.) Avi Gil. Bressler attacked the policies that led to the October 7th events, stating, "We must remove the prime minister of the massacre from power, those who led Hamas policy, he is an asset, the people of the time of miracles and failures and we will not enlist. We must." These remarks come in the wake of an interview given by Avi Gil, who served as Netanyahu's military secretary. In the interview, Gil detailed serious allegations regarding the Prime Minister's office's conduct after the war began, including suspicions of attempts to alter protocols and timings of discussions held on the morning of the attack. Gil also claimed that documents presented by the office to the State Comptroller did not reflect the full picture or all discussions held at the political-security level. The Prime Minister's office and the Likud party vehemently denied these accusations, labeling them as false claims intended to shift responsibility from IDF command failures and serve a political campaign.

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