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October 7 Families Urge Netanyahu to Release Original Records

Families of hostages and October 7 victims issued a letter urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to disclose the original records from before and on the morning of the attack. About 40 people signed, including Yocheved Lifshitz, Einav Tsengauker, Danny Elgart, Michel Ilouz, Vicky Cohen and Yehuda Cohen. They requested complete minutes, original recordings and logbooks, asking Netanyahu to open the safes in the Prime Minister’s Office. The signatories called for the materials to undergo military censorship review before public release in accordance with the law.

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