Outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said at the Israel Security Conference on Channel 14 that his office discovered an IDF element recording audit meetings without prior coordination, according to Channel 14. The remark adds a direct quote to his earlier statement on the matter.
Speaking at the Israel Security Conference on Channel 14 on Tuesday, outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman disclosed that his office discovered an IDF element recording audit meetings without coordination. 'We discovered that an IDF element records our meetings without coordination,' Englman said, according to Channel 14. The remark, reported at 17:00 Jerusalem, adds a direct quote to his earlier statement at the same conference, which The Zioneer reported at 16:30. The earlier report noted that Englman did not elaborate on the circumstances. The disclosure comes as Englman has been at odds with the military establishment over his October 7 investigations. In June, The Zioneer reported that Englman said senior military figures asked him to remove the responsibility chapter from his probes. The IDF has not yet responded to the specific allegation of recording.
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