Likud Spokesperson Claims New Serious Offense to Be Revealed in Netanyahu Trial
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Likud spokesperson Guy Levi announced that a new, serious offense from the investigations into the "Cases of the Thousand" will be revealed during the opening testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the Netanyahu trial. Levi stated that Mandelblit will be questioned on law enforcement conduct during the investigations. The spokesperson claimed that the offense, committed to build the case against Netanyahu, has not yet been published.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud spokesperson Guy Levi claims a new serious offense will be revealed in the Netanyahu trial.
- The revelation is expected during the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.
- Levi stated the offense occurred during the investigations of the "Cases of the Thousand."
- The spokesperson asserted the offense was committed to build the case against Netanyahu.
- Levi indicated the offense has not yet been publicly disclosed.
The Likud party spokesperson, Guy Levi, claimed on Sunday that a new and serious offense committed during the investigations of the "Cases of the Thousand" will be revealed during the opening day of the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the Benjamin Netanyahu trial. Levi stated in an interview with Channel 14 News that Mandelblit will have to answer questions regarding the conduct of law enforcement during the investigations of the Prime Minister. "He will have to answer the questions, and the time has come. Until today, we have heard about all sorts of affairs and all sorts of serious offenses that were committed during these investigations," Levi said. He further asserted that information not yet published will be revealed, stating, "I am telling you that already today, on the first day, you will hear about a new affair within the Cases of the Thousand, of a very serious offense that was committed there to reach this case, and it has not yet been published."
