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0404Politics

President Amit Questions Lawyer for Sami Abu Shehadeh Amidst Frustration

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Hebrew · Sole source

During a court session, President Amit took over questioning from the defense lawyer for Sami Abu Shehadeh. The defense lawyer was reportedly heard expressing frustration, urging someone named Itzik to allow Abu Shehadeh to respond.

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  • President Amit questioned Sami Abu Shehadeh's lawyer.
  • The defense lawyer expressed frustration during the session.
  • A whispered remark indicated a desire for Abu Shehadeh to answer.

During a court session, President Amit unexpectedly took over questioning from the lawyer representing Sami Abu Shehadeh. This shift occurred while the defense lawyer, Vilner, was reportedly heard whispering in frustration to someone named Itzik, "Itzik, let him answer." The incident took place during proceedings related to Abu Shehadeh's case. The exact nature of the case and the specific charges against Abu Shehadeh were not detailed in the provided text. The report highlights a moment of tension or procedural disruption within the courtroom, with the President's direct involvement in the questioning process.

Further details regarding the context of the questioning, the specific legal arguments being made, or the outcome of this particular exchange were not provided. The report focuses on the visual and auditory moment of the President's intervention and the whispered remark, suggesting a deviation from standard courtroom procedure or a moment of heightened emotion.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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