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A 2026 inquiry found Israel's 2009–2017 submarine deals lacked oversight, with leaders failing in security duties and key decisions made improperly.
A 2026 state inquiry led by retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis found that Israel’s defense procurement, particularly the 2009–2017 Dolphin-class submarine deals with Germany, suffered from years of chaotic, ad hoc decision-making lacking clear policy, oversight, or documentation.
The report criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu and other leaders for failing to uphold their responsibility for national security, with the National Security Council overstepping its advisory role and the Israeli Navy violating conduct rules.
Key decisions, including submarine sales to Egypt, were made without proper consultation, raising concerns about military readiness and regional security.
The committee emphasized the need for structured, transparent processes in future defense acquisitions and will continue hearings to assess individual accountability.
Una investigación de 2026 encontró que los acuerdos de submarinos de Israel entre 2009 y 2017 carecían de supervisión, con líderes que no cumplían con los deberes de seguridad y que tomaban decisiones clave de manera incorrecta.