Police Build Evidence Against Former Netanyahu Aide in Protocol Forgery Case
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Police have reportedly developed an evidentiary basis against Tzachi Braverman, former chief of staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a case involving alleged protocol forgery. The allegations stem from a claim by former military secretary Avi Gil that Braverman altered the time of a crucial conversation on October 7. While the Likud party dismissed the claims, the police's findings have led the State Prosecutor's Office to consider closing the case, with the final decision pending the Attorney General's review.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Police have reportedly established an evidentiary basis against former Netanyahu chief of staff Tzachi Braverman.
- The case involves allegations of altering the time of a conversation on October 7.
- Avi Gil, former military secretary to Netanyahu, made the initial allegations.
- The Likud party has dismissed the claims as a "false blood libel."
- The State Prosecutor's Office is leaning towards closing the case.
- Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara will make the final decision on the matter.
The Likud party responded Friday to statements made by Avi Gil, former military secretary to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, concerning Tzachi Braverman, Netanyahu's former chief of staff. Gil alleged that Braverman altered the time of a conversation between Gil and Netanyahu on the morning of October 7.
The Likud party stated, "The false blood libel has already been investigated and concluded with the police's recommendation to close the case due to lack of substance." However, contrary to the party's announcement, a report on Friday evening indicated that the police have indeed formulated a evidentiary basis against Braverman.
Despite the police's findings, the State Prosecutor's Office is leaning towards closing the case. The final decision on how to proceed now rests with Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
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