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Ongoing Story· Day 29

Submarine Affair Inquiry Committee to Hear 50 Witnesses

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Netanyahu, Zamir, Rivlin to Testify in November Submarine Affair Inquiry

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, IDF chief of staff Eyal Zamir, and former president Reuven Rivlin will testify before the state commission of inquiry into the submarine and naval vessel affair. Closed-door hearings on personal responsibility are set to begin on November 1, focusing on evidence related to personal warnings. The commission had previously announced the November start date in July.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will testify in the submarine affair inquiry starting November 1.
  • IDF chief of staff Eyal Zamir is also scheduled to testify in the November hearings.
  • Former president Reuven Rivlin will be a witness in the submarine and naval vessel affair inquiry.
  • The state commission of inquiry will hold closed-door hearings on personal responsibility.
  • Hearings will focus on evidence related to personal warnings issued by the commission.
Netanyahu, Zamir, Rivlin to Testify in November Submarine Affair Inquiry
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