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Ex-Netanyahu Aide Alleges Record Alteration on Oct. 7; Probe Stalled
Retired Major General Avi Gil alleged that former chief of staff Tzachi Braverman altered an official record in the Prime Minister's Office on October 7, changing the time of a call to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Retired Maj. Gen. Avi Gil alleged former chief of staff Tzachi Braverman altered an official record on Oct. 7.
- 02The alleged alteration involved changing the recorded time of a call to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- 03An investigation into Braverman was completed over a year ago but awaits a prosecutorial decision.
- 04Netanyahu accused Gil of failures and attempting to divert attention from his own actions.
- 05Political leaders have called for further investigations and accused Netanyahu of rewriting history.
- 06Gil urged future inquiries to rely on original recordings, not just transcripts.
The police investigation, completed over a year ago, is awaiting a prosecutorial decision, with no outcome expected soon due to elections. Gil's public account has renewed scrutiny, while Netanyahu accused Gil of failures and attempting to divert attention, a claim that contradicts his earlier statements. Political figures have called for investigations and accused Netanyahu of rewriting history.
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