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Israeli Police Investigation Details October 7 Combat, Security Coordination Gaps
An Israeli police investigation into the October 7 events revealed 35 combat sites and 1,500 participating officers, with 58 killed. The 18-month probe identified a critical lack of coordination between police, Shin Bet, and the army, a problem still unresolved.
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What happened
- 01Israeli police investigation details 35 combat sites and 1,500 officers involved in October 7 events.
- 02The probe identified a critical lack of coordination between police, Shin Bet, and the army.
- 0358 police officers were killed during the combat on October 7.
- 04Amir Cohen, then commander of the Southern Brigade, is identified as issuing the "Fresh Flash" order.
- 05A recommendation was made for the National Security Council to lead joint investigations for future events.
The investigation definitively attributed the "Fresh Flash" military order to Amir Cohen, then commander of the Southern Brigade. Recommendations include a joint investigation led by the National Security Council to improve future crisis response.
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