The claims deepen a public feud with former military secretary Avi Gil, who alleges that the prime minister's office tampered with Oct 7 logs and ignored warnings available 3 months before the attack. Gil further asserts that some of the 251 hostages died in captivity when they could have been returned sooner. The dispute occurs as Israel prepares for its first national election since the massacre, which killed 1,200 people and triggered a military campaign in Gaza.
