Netanyahu Seeks to Summon Former Attorney General Mandelblit for Testimony Before Elections
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested to summon former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit to testify before the upcoming elections. The specific context or reason for this request is not detailed in the provided text, but it indicates a move by Netanyahu to involve a key figure from his past legal battles in the pre-election period.
The article also touches upon several other unrelated topics, including a poll that reportedly flatters the Likud party but has connections to the party, and a delay in American arms transfers to Israel due to concerns over civilian protection. Additionally, it mentions a critique of the term "settler youth" and a discussion about the possibility of revoking citizenship. There is also a brief mention of election polling concerns for the "Eisenkot bloc" and a commentary on Benny Gantz's book. Other snippets discuss a notable designer, criticism of "Nazis" by Raviv Drucker, and a piece on settlers by Hanoch Daum. A personal opinion piece by Anat Kam is also noted.
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