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Netanyahu Unlikely to Challenge Submarine Affair Inquiry Findings
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OriginalNetanyahu shows no sign of legally contesting Case 3000 'Submarine Affair' state inquiry findings
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- Netanyahu is not expected to legally contest the "Submarine Affair" state inquiry findings.
- The inquiry warned Netanyahu's actions endangered national security and foreign relations.
- His legal team has not reviewed the full case file or named defense witnesses.
- Other officials warned in the case are actively preparing their defenses.
- The affair involves procurement of naval vessels and potential bribery.
- Netanyahu was not a criminal defendant in the related bribery case.
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