Military Admits Holding Undisclosed October 7 Footage of Nahal Oz Spotters
The military admitted that undisclosed October 7 footage concerning Nahal Oz spotters exists, shifting its previous stance during a ongoing family petition.

The military admitted for the first time that additional footage and materials from October 7 have not been handed over to the families of the female spotters from Nahal Oz. This development emerged during the families' petition proceedings.
The newly discovered materials include footage from the hours leading up to the surprise attack and the massacre itself. This marks a shift in the state's position, which previously claimed all surviving materials had been transferred, except for items destroyed during the assault.
Attorney Gilad Yitzhak Bar-Tal criticized the military's handling of the case, stating that authorities must provide complete transparency to the grieving families. The petition demands a full record from the day preceding the massacre until contact with the base operations room was lost.





