Netanyahu's Lawyer Claims AG's Signature Was Copied on Indictment
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
During Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, his lawyer Amit Haddad alleged that the signature of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit on the amended indictment was copied. Mandelblit stated "I don't remember" when questioned about the signature. The claim was made during Mandelblit's testimony, and the authenticity of the signature has not yet been determined.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu's lawyer claims the former Attorney General's signature on the indictment was copied.
- The claim was made during the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.
- Mandelblit stated "I don't remember" when asked about the signature.
- The lawyer pointed to similarities and a smudge on the signature.
- It has not yet been proven that the signature was forged or copied without authorization.
During the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his lawyer, Amit Haddad, claimed on Sunday that the signature of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit on the amended indictment was copied, not personally signed. Haddad pointed to similarities between the signatures, including a smudge on the Hebrew letter 'Aleph,' and asked Mandelblit if he had signed the document. Mandelblit responded, "I don't remember." The exchange occurred while Mandelblit, who served as Attorney General when the indictments against Netanyahu were filed, was being questioned. Haddad's allegation of a copied signature has been raised during the proceedings, and it has not yet been proven that the signature was forged or copied without authorization.
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