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Breaking· Politics· Updated

Eisenkot Demands Criminal Probe Against Netanyahu Over Document

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the HaYashar Im Eisenkot party, has demanded that the Attorney General launch an immediate criminal investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of distorting facts in a 55-page document and attempting to evade responsibility for the October 7th massacre.

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  1. 01Gadi Eisenkot called for a criminal investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  2. 02Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of distorting facts in a 55-page document.
  3. 03The prime minister is accused of evading responsibility for the October 7th massacre.
  4. 04Eisenkot vowed not to allow Netanyahu to rewrite the events of October 7th.
  5. 05Eisenkot promised a state commission of inquiry as the first act of a future government.
  6. 06He urged the Attorney General to investigate alleged falsification of documents and testimonies.

He vowed that if he forms the next government, its first decision will be to establish a state commission of inquiry to investigate the truth.

Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim, the latest report. Read Srugim’s original

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