Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff, Tzachi Braverman, is facing possible suspension following allegations of attempting to obstruct a military investigation into a leak of classified documents. The Civil Service Commission has summoned Braverman to a hearing, and the State Prosecutor's Office is reportedly recommending a six-month suspension. This development could jeopardize Braverman's recent appointment as ambassador to the United Kingdom, which was approved by the cabinet in September. A court has imposed a gag order on the case, restricting the release of investigative materials, while Netanyahu has publicly defended Braverman, dismissing the allegations as unfounded.