Ex-Israeli Official Suspected of Taking Classified Protocols
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Former Head of Staff Tzachi Braverman is suspected of systematically taking around 30 classified protocols without authorization in the month after the October 7th attack. The sensitive documents, reportedly related to pre-attack security discussions on Gaza and Hamas, were allegedly removed in violation of procedures. The case is being investigated by Lahav 433 and will be forwarded to State Prosecutor Yulan Cohen for a decision on potential charges.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Former Head of Staff Tzachi Braverman is suspected of taking approximately 30 classified protocols without authorization.
- The alleged removal of documents occurred in the month following the October 7th attack.
- The classified protocols reportedly contained sensitive information about security discussions concerning Gaza and Hamas.
- Braverman is suspected of taking the documents in violation of established procedures and without approval.
- The case is under investigation by Lahav 433 and will be reviewed by State Prosecutor Yulan Cohen.
- Investigators believe the documents may have been taken as part of a 'battle over the narrative'.
Tzachi Braverman, the former Head of Staff, is under investigation for allegedly systematically taking approximately 30 classified protocols without authorization in the month following the October 7th Hamas attack. The sensitive documents reportedly included materials from security discussions concerning Gaza and Hamas, and were allegedly removed in violation of procedures.
Investigators suspect Braverman removed the documents, which pertained to the period before October 7th, without obtaining the necessary approvals. The protocols are believed to contain highly sensitive information, potentially including discussions from the political-security cabinet, and may have been taken as part of a battle over public narrative.
This investigation, being conducted by Lahav 433, follows earlier revelations about the falsification of protocols and a conversation Braverman allegedly had with a stenographer. The case is expected to be transferred to State Prosecutor Yulan Cohen for a decision on whether to file charges against Braverman.
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