Prime Minister Netanyahu said early Monday that the public should wait for the security cabinet protocols to be released to learn the full truth about the October 7, 2023 failure, according to The Zioneer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu early Monday urged the public to wait for the release of security cabinet protocols, promising they will reveal the full truth about the October 7, 2023 attack. "Wait until the protocols are revealed, then you'll know the truth," he said in a brief statement posted in the early hours of Monday, August 31.
The statement comes hours after Netanyahu, in an interview with Channel 14's 'The Patriots' on Sunday at 21:53 Jerusalem, said he is considering releasing the protocols and warned that a government led by former war cabinet observer Gadi Eisenkot would be "the beginning of the end of Israel."
As The Zioneer has reported, the debate over the protocols has unfolded over months. On July 3, marking 1,000 days since the attack, Eisenkot called for their publication. Later on Sunday, at 22:56 Jerusalem, Netanyahu told an audience that the State Comptroller's "jaws dropped" after reviewing protocols he showed him. Victim families have also demanded a full state inquiry, responding to a High Court ruling on June 29, and the prime minister's chief of staff, Tzachi Norden, called for an inquiry on June 28.
The prime minister's office has not provided a timeline for any potential release. The classified records of security cabinet deliberations remain sealed as public and political demands for transparency continue.
2 developments
- DevelopingEisenkot on Oct 7 commemoration: Netanyahu must reveal cabinet protocols, expose the truth
- DevelopingNetanyahu chief of staff says time for 'everyone to know the truth', pushes inquiry into Oct 7
- DevelopingGallant alleges Netanyahu arrived at 10 a.m. on Oct. 7, conveyed defeatism
- Developingynet quotes 'October Council' saying Netanyahu did not speak with IDF chief for 3 hours on Oct 7
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