Peloni: Hear how deep the Israeli Deep State goes
Summary:
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The aired detention-center video was edited together from two different timestamps, demonstrating manipulation of the video.
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Pixelation in the footage suggested wrongdoing without showing clear evidence.
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Assertion that unlike Ari Rosenfeld’s case, the damaging leak of the tape was never seriously investigated.
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Right-wing outlets demanded a probe while Channel 12 and other mainstream media stood by the report.
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NGO “We Choose Life” petitioned the Supreme Court for an independent investigation into the leak.
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The Military Advocate General claimed an investigation was underway, which critics say was misleading.
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Gali Baharav-Miara intervened, arguing the leak caused no significant security damage and was difficult to trace.
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Leadership changes at Shin Bet after Ronen Bar left office enabled internal findings about the leak to surface.
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A polygraph administered by Shin Bet allegedly revealed the leak had been authorized by the Military Advocate General herself.
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The Military Advocate General resigned, reportedly admitting she approved the leak to defend subordinates after public unrest.
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Attempts to appoint independent investigators were blocked, and a senior police official connected to the probe was removed.
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Allegation that police misused Pegasus spyware developed by NSO Group in cases, possibly including matters related to PM Netanyahu.
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Growing divide between right-leaning media (e.g., Channel 14, independent podcasts) and mainstream outlets.
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Reference to past media suppression involving Yasser Arafat and the Oslo Accords.
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Comparison of the situation to Nineteen Eighty-Four and a “Ministry of Truth”.
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Lawsuits against conservative figures are being used to silence dissent but have instead fueled crowdfunding and alternative media growth.
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Severe personal and financial harm to the accused soldiers and their families.
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Framing of the affair as a watershed moment exposing institutional corruption and media bias.


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