As the one-year mark of the Gaza war approaches, the analysis of the October 7 debacle becomes crucial. Israel's justice minister and state comptroller are already jockeying to investigate and assign blame. However, a focused and time-limited debriefing is necessary to understand what happened, why it happened, and how to fix it. Former IDF Intelligence chief Gen. Yaakov Amidror argues that appointing a National Commission of Inquiry would be fruitless, citing the failed debriefing after the Yom Kippur War. Israel needs to embrace a debriefing culture, not a witch hunt, to identify failures, analyze successes, and rapidly repair or strengthen them.