Shocking accusation against Netanyahu from the opposition in Israel! 'To evade responsibility...'
An Israeli opposition movement has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of destroying evidence and documents to evade responsibility for the Al-Aqsa Flood operation launched by Hamas on October 7.
The Civil Democracy Movement, which is active in anti-Netanyahu protests, has sent a letter to Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
In the letter, which was published on the movement's Facebook page, the Al-Aqsa Flood was described as a "complete intelligence and operational surprise."
The letter stated, "The powerful shock that affected all Israeli citizens on Black Saturday (October 7) does not prevent Netanyahu from evading responsibility."
It was claimed that "Netanyahu has begun deleting evidence, burning documents, banning recordings, and taking various measures in order to hinder the work of a future investigative committee."
The letter, which stated that Israel's theory regarding Hamas had completely collapsed, requested that Attorney General Baharav-Miara intervene immediately to prevent the destruction of documents, recover what has been burned or deleted, and work to protect information from before and after the Hamas attack.
Netanyahu has not yet made a statement regarding these accusations.
While Israeli security officials and politicians have admitted they failed to foresee the attack and have accepted responsibility, Netanyahu has so far not made any statement indicating that he bears responsibility for the Hamas attack.
News Source: AA
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