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State Comptroller Says Some Petitioners Asked Him to Remove Accountability Sections from October 7 Reports
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First reported by Srugim · Jun 24, 2026
What happened
State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said some petitioners against his October 7 reports asked him to remove the accountability chapter. He said eight reports are frozen by a High Court decision, including a report on the Reim party where nearly 400 people were killed. Englman vowed to publish responsibility findings for political, military and civilian leaders.
- 01Englman said petitioners asked him to delete the accountability chapter from October 7 reports.
- 02He said eight reports are frozen under a High Court of Justice order.
- 03One frozen report covers the Reim party, where nearly 400 were killed.
- 04Nearly 50 October 7 reports have already been published, with more due next week.
- 05He said the office will assign personal responsibility to leaders at all levels.
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