Reut Recht-Edri Says PM Associates Told Families of an Altered Protocol
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Reut Recht-Edri, whose son, reserve Lieutenant Ido Edri, was killed at Nova on October 7, spoke Saturday at an exhibition marking three years since the massacre. She said people around the prime minister told October Council families that an altered protocol had been discovered accidentally by two typists. She described the families’ independent inquiry in recent weeks and emphasized that the evening’s material was preliminary, rather than conclusions. She also alleged unusual collection of protocols and removal of stacks of transcripts to an unknown location. The report offered no documentary confirmation of the alleged alteration and did not name the typists.
