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Avi Gil, a former military secretary, claims Netanyahu's office sought to falsify records related to the October 7 events and alleges a shelved captive exchange deal.
Avi Gil, a former military secretary, has accused the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to falsify official records pertaining to the events of October 7. Gil stated his intention to present evidence and testimony to a future state commission of inquiry. He also alleged that a deal for the exchange of captives was previously shelved.
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Submitted by MEE staff on Sat, 10/10/2026 - 09:58 Avi Gil says Netanyahu shelved a captive exchange deal and that his chief of staff...
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