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Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's former military secretary, Aviv Gil, has revealed new evidence related to the dealings of Netanyahu’s Office before and during the beginning of the October 7 war, indicating that the narratives presented to the public do not reflect the full truth. Gil explained that there may have been manipulations and possible changes to government meeting protocols during the war, and that police have opened an investigation into an attempt by some officials in Netanyahu’s office to alter those protocols and phone call transcripts. He also pointed to the presence of an Egyptian intelligence-operated aircraft that landed in Israel without official notification, raising questions about who was on board and what message might have been conveyed, without confirming a specific Egyptian warning prior to the attack. Gil's comments were met with rejection from the Likud party, which affirmed that Israel did not receive any prior warnings from Hamas before the assault. The debate over intelligence failures and the need for official investigations to explore responsibility for this lapse remains intense.
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