Former Military Secretary Alleges Attempt to Alter Official Records of Oct. 7 Massacre Timeline
- On Thursday, former military secretary Maj. Avi Gil alleged in an Israel Hayom interview that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's account of October 7 failures "does not reflect what really happened," warning that official transcripts may have been altered.
- Israel Police are investigating whether senior officials in the Prime Minister's Office changed cabinet meeting protocols after Gil contacted the attorney general to clarify guidelines regarding stenograms following "disproportionate" material collection.
- Police are investigating Netanyahu's chief of staff, Tzachi Braverman, as a suspect, while Gil noted an Egyptian intelligence plane landed for just over 60 minutes without explanation.
- Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of having "misled, deceived and betrayed the trust of an entire nation," while Likud party officials dismissed the report as "fabricated political propaganda."
- Gil warned of a "pattern of criminal behavior" and urged future commissions of inquiry to demand full audio tapes rather than relying on transcripts provided by the prime minister.
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Three years after October 7, Reserve General Avi Gil delivers this Friday, October 9, in the Israeli press, a testimony questioning the Prime Minister's decisions before and during the war.
Benjamin Netanyahu's associates attempted to change and edit minutes and source material after the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023. This was to put the Prime Minister's actions on that fateful morning in a more favorable light.
Avi Gil, former military secretary to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has accused the Prime Minister's Office of attempting to alter official records regarding the October 7 attacks and the early days of the Gaza war. Gil argues that the 55-page report presented by Netanyahu does not accurately reflect the truth and has called for an examination of the original audio recordings.
MichaelSavage.com – Former military secretary alleges attempt to alter official records of Oct. 7 massacre timeline
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's former military secretary, Avi Gil, told N12 News and Israel Hayom on Thursday that Netanyahu's chief of staff allegedly tried to change the official record of the prime minister's schedule. Shortly before leaving his position, Gil made sure the entire contents of his notebooks were digitized and stored on a classified…
In Israel, a political earthquake broke out less than three weeks after the elections. General Avi Gil, former military secretary of Benyamin Netanyahu, made grave accusations against the head of government. According to him, the Prime Minister deliberately sacrificed the release of hostages to save his coalition, while his chief of staff allegedly falsified the 7-October appeals records. The opposition called for immediate criminal prosecution.
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