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Relatives of Oct. 7 Victims Demand Netanyahu Release Truthful Records
Around 40 Israelis, including relatives of October 7 victims and freed hostages, have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanding the release of all original records from before and during the Hamas attack.
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- 0140 Israelis, including victims' relatives and freed hostages, demand Netanyahu release Oct. 7 attack records.
- 02Journalists allege Netanyahu distorted security recommendations and concealed Hamas's offensive capabilities.
- 03Former military secretary confirms PM's office altered Oct. 7 protocol, blaming former chief of staff.
- 04Signatories fear document falsification and call for immediate disclosure of original records.
- 05Gadi Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu of rewriting history and endangering national security.
The demand follows journalistic investigations alleging Netanyahu concealed or distorted security recommendations and that his office altered official documents. Signatories fear evidence tampering and call for immediate disclosure of all relevant materials. Gadi Eisenkot, Chairman of the Yashar party, supported the call, accusing Netanyahu of rewriting history and threatening national security.
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