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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Eisenkot Urges Decision on Netanyahu Aide's Alleged Record Alteration Before Elections

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Yashar! party chairman Gadi Eisenkot has called on Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara to decide on indicting former Netanyahu chief of staff Tzachi Braverman for allegedly altering an official record of a call on October 7. Braverman reportedly admitted to changing the recorded time of a conversation between the prime minister and his military secretary. Eisenkot wants a decision before the upcoming elections, citing public interest. The case, which involves a potential 11-minute alteration, has been with prosecutors for over a year, with conflicting reports on the investigation's outcome.

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  • Gadi Eisenkot urged the Attorney-General to decide on indicting Tzachi Braverman before elections.
  • Braverman allegedly acknowledged altering the recorded time of a call on the morning of October 7.
  • The alleged alteration changed a conversation's recorded time by 11 minutes.
  • Former military secretary Avi Gil testified that Braverman instructed the time change.
  • Police reportedly found an evidentiary basis for forgery charges against Braverman.
  • Conflicting accounts exist regarding the investigation's findings and recommendations.
Eisenkot Urges Decision on Netanyahu Aide's Alleged Record Alteration Before Elections
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