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Brafman Sought Timing Change for Netanyahu's Call
The material details a conversation that took place in January 2024 between Tzachi Brafferman, the director of the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and an official responsible for recording minutes in his office. The discussion concerned adjusting the timestamp of a phone call made on October 7, 2023—the day Hamas carried out its attack on Israel. Brafferman requested to change the recorded time of the call from 6:40 a.m. to 6:29 a.m., approximately three months after the event, despite the staff member's objection, as such an adjustment was not permitted and the original electronically recorded time was confirmed to be accurate. Brafferman insisted on his request and manually edited the record, raising questions about his motives and whether he was aware that this action violated legal protocols. The case remains under review by the Public Prosecution, awaiting a decision from the government’s legal advisor, and there are questions about why he hurried to modify the timestamp after such a long period.
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