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Ex-Netanyahu Aide Claims Office Tried to Alter Records of Oct. 7 Calls
Major General Avi Gil, the former military secretary to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has stated that the account of the October 7, 2023 events submitted to the State Comptroller is incomplete and does not reflect the full truth.
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What happened
- 01Former Military Secretary Avi Gil stated that the October 7 document submitted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the State Comptroller is incomplete.
- 02Gil approached the Attorney General after noticing Netanyahu's associates collecting a disproportionate amount of materials two weeks into the war.
- 03A police investigation is underway regarding suspicions that senior officials, including Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman, altered cabinet meeting protocols.
- 04Gil raised questions about an Egyptian intelligence aircraft that landed in Israel for over an hour shortly before the October 7 attack.
- 05The Likud party dismissed Gil's statements as political propaganda and maintained that Netanyahu received no prior warning of the Hamas attack.
- 06Yesh Atid's Gadi Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of arrogance and creating an alternative reality to avoid responsibility for the failures.
Gil revealed that he approached the Attorney General after noticing Netanyahu's associates collecting a disproportionate amount of materials two weeks into the war. This action prompted a police investigation into suspicions that senior officials in the Prime Minister's office, including Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman, attempted to alter cabinet meeting protocols and call transcripts from the early days of the war.
Additionally, Gil raised questions about an Egyptian intelligence aircraft that landed in Israel and remained for over an hour shortly before the October 7 attack, suggesting such a visit would not occur without a reason.
In response, the Likud party dismissed Gil's claims as political propaganda, reiterating that Netanyahu received no prior warning of the Hamas attack. Meanwhile, Yesh Atid's Gadi Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu, accusing him of arrogance and creating an alternative reality to avoid responsibility.
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