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Ex-Netanyahu Aide Unlikely to Face Charges Over Oct. 7 Call Log Alteration
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's former chief of staff, Tzachi Braverman, is unlikely to be charged with attempting to alter call logs from October 7. The investigation has been ongoing for two years. Law enforcement officials believe Braverman will not face indictment.
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- Former Netanyahu chief of staff Tzachi Braverman is unlikely to be charged.
- Braverman is suspected of altering Prime Minister Netanyahu's call logs from Oct. 7.
- The investigation has been ongoing for two years.
- Law enforcement officials cited the unlikelihood of indictment.
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