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Netanyahu's Inner Circle Accused of Altering Oct. 7 Transcripts
An organization representing October 7 victims has accused individuals close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of altering official transcripts of the massacre. The October Council appealed to the Shin Bet chief and Attorney General, citing allegations that transcriptionists were pressured to change records.
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What happened
- 01October Council alleges Netanyahu's inner circle pressured transcriptionists to alter official records.
- 02Former military secretary Avi Gil reported Tzachi Braverman demanded a transcript time change.
- 03Allegations suggest attempts to manipulate narratives or conceal foreknowledge of the October 7 attack.
- 04The October Council questions the extent of transcript alterations and potential document concealment.
- 05Senior officials express concerns about selective release of information and potential law-breaking.
Former military secretary Avi Gil reported that ex-chief of staff Tzachi Braverman allegedly demanded a transcript time change, suggesting potential narrative manipulation or even foreknowledge of the attack. The council questions how many other records may have been altered, with officials also alleging concealment of documents and selective release of information.
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