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PanetPolitics

Likud Party Demands Netanyahu Trial Halt, Criminal Probe Against Former AG

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The Likud party demanded the closure of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial after former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified. Likud claimed the cases against Netanyahu were illegally fabricated and called for a criminal investigation into Mandelblit and others. This move escalates the political and legal conflict surrounding the Prime Minister's corruption case.

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  • The Likud party called for Benjamin Netanyahu's trial to be closed following testimony from Avichai Mandelblit.
  • Likud claims the legal cases against Netanyahu were illegally fabricated.
  • The party is demanding a criminal investigation into former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.
  • The move escalates the political and legal conflict surrounding Netanyahu's corruption trial.
Likud Party Demands Netanyahu Trial Halt, Criminal Probe Against Former AG
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The Likud party has called for the immediate closure of the trial against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following testimony from former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit. The party asserted that the legal cases against Netanyahu were "illegally fabricated." In response to Mandelblit's testimony, Likud is demanding a criminal investigation be opened into Mandelblit and other individuals involved.

The party's statement suggests that the evidence and proceedings against the Prime Minister were politically motivated and lacked legal basis. The call for a probe into Mandelblit indicates a significant escalation in the political and legal battle surrounding Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trial.

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