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Arutz ShevaPolitics

Israeli Government Legal Advisor Supports Postponing October 7 Inquiry Decision Until After Elections

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Israel's government legal advisor backs postponing the decision on a state inquiry into October 7 failures until after elections and the new government forms.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • The government legal advisor supports delaying the inquiry decision on October 7 failures.
  • The decision postponement is until after the upcoming elections.
  • The inquiry concerns failures on October 7.
  • The position was submitted to the Supreme Court of Israel.
  • Further details are expected to be released soon.
Israeli Government Legal Advisor Supports Postponing October 7 Inquiry Decision Until After Elections
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The Israeli government's legal advisor has expressed support for delaying the decision on establishing a state commission of inquiry into the failures of October 7 until after the upcoming elections and the formation of the next government. This position was submitted in a response to the Supreme Court of Israel (Bagatz). Further details on the matter are expected to be provided soon.

Arutz ShevaRight · Beit El

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