Submarine Affair Inquiry Committee Summons Netanyahu and Zamir
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The official submarine affair inquiry committee will begin hearing personal warning testimonies on November 1st, having sent warnings to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and four others. Netanyahu is scheduled to testify on December 7th, alongside Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and former President Reuven Rivlin. Zamir is not under suspicion in the case.
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- The submarine affair inquiry committee will begin hearing personal warning testimonies on November 1st.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received a personal warning letter from the committee.
- Netanyahu is scheduled to testify before the committee on December 7th.
- Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and former President Reuven Rivlin will also testify.
- Four other individuals, including former minister Moshe Ya'alon, received warning letters.
The official inquiry committee into the submarine affair is set to begin hearing witness testimonies on November 1st, marking the phase of examining personal warnings. The committee has already sent formal personal warning letters to five individuals: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Minister Moshe Ya'alon, Yomsei Cohen, Ram Rotberg, and Avner Simhoni.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to testify on December 7th. A statement from the committee indicated its intention to hear testimony from Netanyahu, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, and former President Reuven Rivlin. Zamir is not suspected of any wrongdoing in the case.
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