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Eisenkot Urges Attorney General to Rule on Braverman Case Before Elections
Former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot has urged Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to decide on a potential indictment against Tzachi Braverman before the elections. This follows Braverman's alleged admission to altering the time of a conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on October 7th.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot asked the Attorney General to rule on Tzachi Braverman's case before elections.
- 02Braverman allegedly admitted to changing the time of a call with PM Netanyahu on October 7th.
- 03Eisenkot claims this indicates a pattern of falsifying official protocols.
- 04The case involves suspicions of altering official records by 11 minutes.
- 05The prosecution has had the case for over a year without issuing an indictment.
Eisenkot claims this points to a pattern of protocol manipulation, potentially involving the Prime Minister. The case, concerning the alleged falsification of official records, has been with the prosecution for over a year, with conflicting reports on the investigation's findings.
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