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Former military secretary alleges attempt to alter official records of Oct. 7 massacre timeline

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Ynetnews
“Were Oct. 7 records altered? New allegations target Netanyahu's inner circle”

The October Council has urged senior officials to investigate allegations that Netanyahu aides threatened stenographers, altered October 7 transcripts and concealed records, citing testimony from former military secretary Avi Gil and other officials

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The Jerusalem Post
“Former military secretary alleges attempt to alter official records of Oct. 7 massacre timeline”

“What the public is being told is not what actually happened,” he added. “This isn’t my truth. It’s the country’s truth.”

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Israel National News
“Former Netanyahu military secretary claims: 'Braverman ordered October 7 transcript changed”

Maj. Gen. (res.) Avi Gil, who served as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s military secretary during the October 7 massacre, claimed in an interview with Channel 12 News that Tzachi Braverman instructed a stenographer to change the time of a phone call held on the morning of the attack from 6:40 a.m. to 6:29 a.m. According to Gil, the stenographer refused to make the change, and he informed the Attorney General’s legal adviser. Gil described the act as “forgery" and added: “Changing a…

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