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Israeli Police Believe They Have Evidence Against Netanyahu Aide in Oct. 7 Records Case
Israeli police believe they have enough evidence to charge Tzachi Braverman, chief of staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for allegedly altering official records of a call on October 7, 2023. Braverman reportedly admitted to changing a time from 6:40 AM to 6:29 AM, claiming it was a correction.
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What happened
- 01Israeli police suspect Tzachi Braverman, Netanyahu's chief of staff, of altering Oct. 7 records.
- 02Braverman allegedly changed a call time from 6:40 AM to 6:29 AM, claiming it was an error.
- 03An indictment is unlikely, with prosecutors reportedly favoring closing the case.
- 04Former military secretary Avi Gil accused Braverman of ordering the alteration months later.
- 05Gil suggested the change aimed to influence the narrative of Netanyahu's early decisions on Oct. 7.
- 06Braverman faces separate legal issues preventing his UK ambassador appointment.
However, prosecutors are reportedly leaning towards closing the case, and an indictment is considered unlikely. The former military secretary, Avi Gil, revived the case by accusing Braverman of ordering the change months later to influence the narrative of Netanyahu's early decisions.
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