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Evidence of Protocol Forgery Found, Source Claims
A source close to an investigation claims evidence of forgery in Prime Minister's office protocols was found, contradicting the Likud party's assertion that the case was closed. Former Military Secretary Avi Gil alleged protocol times were altered after October 7th, including a call with PM Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Evidence of forgery in Prime Minister's office protocols was gathered, a source claims.
- 02Former Military Secretary Avi Gil alleged protocol times were altered after October 7th.
- 03The Likud party called the allegations a "false blood libel" previously dismissed by police.
- 04The Movement for Quality of Government has demanded a formal investigation into the claims.
- 05Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman was questioned under caution regarding the alleged time alteration.
The Movement for Quality of Government has called for a full investigation, while the Likud party dismisses the claims as a "false blood libel."
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