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Mandelblit Expresses Surprise Over Potential Hidden Evidence in Netanyahu Trial
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Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial, stating he would be surprised if prosecutors hid evidence. Netanyahu's lawyer, Amit Hadad, questioned the authorization of investigations, particularly Case 4000. Mandelblit affirmed his trust in the prosecution but acknowledged that deliberate concealment would be serious. The trial continues as Netanyahu seeks a presidential pardon.
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- Former AG Avichai Mandelblit would be surprised if prosecutors hid evidence in Netanyahu's trial.
- Netanyahu's lawyer questioned the authorization of investigations leading to the corruption charges.
- The trial combines three cases involving allegations of bribery and favorable media coverage.
- Mandelblit testified that a 2015 Haaretz article was a catalyst for Case 4000 investigation.
- The defense accused prosecutors of misleading Mandelblit and withholding information.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu is currently seeking a presidential pardon.
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