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Police reportedly see evidence to charge Netanyahu’s chief of staff

Police reportedly see evidence to charge Netanyahu’s chief of staff

Police reportedly believe there is enough evidence to charge Tzachi Braverman, the prime minister’s chief of staff, over a changed record.

The record involved the time of a phone call on the morning of the October 7 attack.

Braverman says he changed the timestamp by mistake.

Sources say it could be difficult to disprove that explanation, so an indictment is considered unlikely.

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