The State Comptroller's Office has sent draft findings from its investigation into the Nova music festival massacre to several former top officials, as part of ongoing probes into the October seventh attack. The move has sparked controversy, with some former officials protesting that they received the drafts before being interviewed, while the military criticized the comptroller for drawing personal conclusions without hearing from commanders. The comptroller's office maintains that it is following proper procedures and insists on the cooperation of all those involved. This investigation remains the only comprehensive state-sanctioned probe into the events of October seventh, amid ongoing disputes between the comptroller, the military, and the government over the scope and timing of such inquiries.