Submarine Affair Inquiry Summons Netanyahu to Testify Next Month
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The state commission investigating the submarine affair will begin hearing witness testimony on November 1. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been summoned to testify and previously received a warning letter from the commission. Other key figures called include former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon, former President Reuven Rivlin, and Director General of the Ministry of Defense Eyal Zamir.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summoned to testify in submarine affair inquiry starting November 1.
- Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon received warning letters from the commission.
- Former President Reuven Rivlin also summoned to testify before the commission.
- Director General of the Ministry of Defense Eyal Zamir is among the senior witnesses.
- The witness testimony phase is a significant step toward the commission's final conclusions.
The state commission investigating the submarine affair announced that the witness testimony phase will commence on November 1. Among the senior figures summoned to testify is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahu, along with former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon, has received warning letters from the commission, indicating their potential involvement or knowledge relevant to the investigation's conclusions. The commission is taking this step as it moves towards formulating its final findings.
Other prominent individuals called to provide testimony include former President Reuven Rivlin, current Director General of the Ministry of Defense Eyal Zamir, and former Navy Commander Eyal Harel. The testimony phase is a significant development in the ongoing inquiry into the procurement of naval vessels.
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