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Decision Looms on Ex-Netanyahu Aide's Protocol Alteration Case
The Attorney General's office is still deciding whether to indict former Netanyahu chief of staff Tsachi Braverman for altering meeting protocols on October 7th. The investigation concluded nearly two years ago, and evidence has been submitted.
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- 01The Attorney General is deciding whether to indict former Netanyahu chief of staff Tsachi Braverman.
- 02Braverman is accused of altering meeting protocols on the morning of October 7th.
- 03The investigation concluded nearly two years ago, with evidence submitted to prosecutors.
- 04Braverman admits to changing a record but claims it was a good-faith error.
- 05Sources suggest the chances of an indictment are low.
Braverman admits to changing the record of a call but claims it was an unintentional, good-faith mistake. Sources indicate a low probability of an indictment.
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