Police Source: Alteration of October 7th Transcript Was Forgery
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
A police source confirmed that an investigation into the alteration of an October 7th transcript concluded that a forgery occurred and identified the perpetrator. The case, which has been with the State Prosecutor's Office for two years, involves accusations by former Military Secretary Avi Gill against Chief of Staff Broverman for ordering the time change. The police have presented their findings, stating the facts clearly indicate a forgery and urging the prosecution to proceed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A police source confirmed a forgery occurred in an October 7th transcript and the perpetrator is known.
- The investigation into the transcript alteration has concluded, with the decision now with the State Prosecutor's Office.
- Former Military Secretary Avi Gill accused Chief of Staff Broverman of ordering the time change.
- The police refuted claims they recommended against filing an indictment in the case.
- The matter has been with the prosecution for two years awaiting a decision.
A police source has responded to claims made by former Military Secretary to the Prime Minister, Major General (Res.) Avi Gill, regarding the alteration of a transcript from October 7th. According to the police source, the investigation into the changing of the time in the transcript of a conversation on October 7th concluded some time ago, and the decision now rests with the State Prosecutor's Office. "Everything is known, everything has been investigated. We have transferred our conclusion to the Prosecutor's Office that there was undoubtedly a forgery, and we also know who forged it," the source stated. The police source emphasized that the matter has been with the prosecution for two years with their recommendations and that the prosecution needs to make a decision. The source refuted reports that the police recommended against filing an indictment, asserting that the facts presented clearly indicate a forgery and that the prosecution is responsible for advancing the case. In a recent interview, Gill reiterated his accusation that Chief of Staff Broverman ordered the time change in the transcript of his conversation with the Prime Minister on the morning of October 7th. Gill recounted that a stenographer informed him that Broverman requested she change the time of a 6:40 AM call to 6:29 AM. When the stenographer pointed out the discrepancy with the digital signature, Broverman insisted on the earlier time and manually altered the transcript. Gill stated he reported this incident at the time and had previously provided the information to investigators.