Submarine Committee Summons Netanyahu, Former Officials to Testify
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The submarine committee has summoned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Chief of Staff Amiram Zamir, and former President Reuven Rivlin to testify in closed-door sessions beginning in November. These testimonies are part of the second phase of the investigation into personal warnings concerning the submarine affair. The committee is seeking to clarify individual alerts received by key figures involved in the procurement process.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The submarine committee summoned PM Netanyahu, former Chief of Staff Zamir, and former President Rivlin to testify.
- Testimonies will be held behind closed doors starting in November.
- The summonses are part of the second phase of the submarine affair investigation.
- This phase focuses on clarifying personal warnings received by key figures.
The submarine committee has summoned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Chief of Staff Amiram Zamir, and former President Reuven Rivlin to testify in closed-door sessions starting in November. The summonses are part of the second phase of the investigation into personal warnings related to the submarine affair.
This phase focuses on clarifying individual warnings received by key figures involved in the procurement process. The committee aims to gather testimony from those who may have had direct knowledge or received specific alerts regarding the controversial submarine deals.
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