Suspicion: Braverman took 30 classified protocols without authorization

According to the suspicion, former chief of staff Tzachi Braverman systematically collected about 30 classified protocols in the month after the October 7 massacre, including materials from sensitive security discussions on Gaza and Hamas. The documents were allegedly removed without authorization and in violation of procedures, and the case is expected to be transferred to the decision of the Attorney General.

The affair of the protocol records in the Prime Minister's Office is expanding: according to the suspicion, former chief of staff Tzachi Braverman systematically collected about 30 classified protocols in the month after the October 7 massacre. The documents, which dealt with sensitive security discussions on Gaza and Hamas and with meetings with heads of the security establishment, were allegedly removed without authorization and in violation of procedures. The assessment is that among the protocols were sensitive documents from the Political-Security Cabinet, and the suspicion is that the collection was intended for the battle over the narrative and over public opinion. The former military secretary of the Prime Minister, Major General Avi Gil, related that already at the end of October officials had approached him who reported an unusual effort to collect protocols, and that he updated the Attorney General in real time. The case is expected to be transferred to the decision of the Attorney General, who will decide whether to file an indictment.