MK Saada Accuses Former AG Mandelblit of Ignoring Criminal Offenses
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Member of Knesset Moshe Saada accused former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit of ignoring criminal offenses during the investigations related to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial. Saada's comments followed Mandelblit's testimony where he stated he avoided opening a Police Investigations Department probe to not interfere with the trial. Saada claimed Mandelblit's actions were politically motivated and validated his own prior testimony, vowing to pursue accountability for those involved.
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- MK Moshe Saada accused former AG Avichai Mandelblit of ignoring criminal offenses.
- Mandelblit testified he avoided a PID investigation to not disrupt Netanyahu's trial.
- Saada claimed Mandelblit's decision was politically motivated.
- Saada stated Mandelblit admitted police and prosecution acted unlawfully.
- Saada said Mandelblit's testimony validates his own previous claims.
- Saada vowed to hold "criminals in the service of the law" accountable.
Member of Knesset Moshe Saada has sharply criticized former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit following Mandelblit's testimony in the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mandelblit stated during his testimony that he chose not to open an investigation by the Police Investigations Department (PID) to avoid disrupting Netanyahu's trial. Saada alleged that this decision was politically motivated and that Mandelblit deliberately ignored alleged criminal offenses committed during the investigations.
In a statement on social media platform X, Saada claimed that Mandelblit admitted in his testimony that the police and prosecution acted unlawfully. "From the beginning of his testimony, Mandelblit admits that the police and prosecution acted unlawfully, and that he acted out of political motives and ignored the criminal offenses he knew were committed in the Netanyahu cases," Saada wrote.
Saada further asserted that Mandelblit's testimony validates his own previous claims made during his testimony in the Netanyahu trial several months prior. He stated that the current developments confirm his assertions about the conduct of investigators and prosecutors. "The truth is beginning to be revealed exactly as I claimed would happen when I testified in the trial a few months ago, and we will not rest until the criminals in the service of the law are held accountable!" Saada added.
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