Likud Denounces Ex-Aide's Claims Against Netanyahu as 'Blood Libel'
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Former military secretary Avi Gil accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff of falsifying a transcript related to the October 7th war outbreak. Likud called Gil's allegations a "false blood libel" and stated police recommended closing the case two years ago. Gil also claimed attempts were made to alter records of the war's outbreak and that warnings were ignored. Likud suggested the interview was politically motivated, timed to harm Netanyahu before elections, though the investigation's final status remains undecided.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Likud called former aide Avi Gil's allegations against PM Netanyahu a "false blood libel."
- Avi Gil claims Netanyahu's chief of staff falsified a transcript regarding the October 7th war outbreak.
- Likud stated police investigated Gil's claims two years ago and recommended closing the case.
- Gil also alleged attempts to alter records and ignored warnings before the Hamas attack.
- Likud suggested the interview was politically motivated, timed to hurt Netanyahu before elections.
- A report indicates the investigation file was sent to the State Attorney's Office for a decision.
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