Mandelblit Denies Prosecution Hid Information From Him During Trial
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified in Jerusalem District Court, where he was accused by Prime Minister's attorney Amit Haddad of being deliberately misled. Mandelblit denied that the State Prosecutor's Office intentionally withheld information from him. He stated he would be surprised if such a situation occurred but remained unconvinced by the allegations.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified in Jerusalem District Court.
- Prime Minister's attorney Amit Haddad accused Mandelblit of being deliberately misled.
- Haddad claimed information was hidden from Mandelblit during the proceedings.
- Mandelblit denied that the State Prosecutor's Office intentionally concealed information.
- He stated he was not aware of any such concealment but remained open to the possibility.
During the second day of testimony by former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the Jerusalem District Court, Amit Haddad, the defense attorney for the Prime Minister, accused him, stating, "I think they set a trap for you, things they didn't reveal to you." Mandelblit rejected the claim that the State Prosecutor's Office intentionally concealed information from him. "Since this comes up again and again, a thesis is presented to me that constantly repeats itself, that the harm was intentional and malicious. The State Prosecutor's Office intentionally concealed information from the Attorney General," he said. He later clarified, "I would be very surprised if it turns out to be true, I am not aware of a situation where things were hidden from me. It could be, but I am still not convinced of this."
