Ex-Attorney General Mandelblit Testifies for Fifth Time in Netanyahu Trial
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified for the fifth time in the prime minister's trial. He stated he did not recall ordering the collection of witness Hadas Klein's testimony in Case 1000, but acknowledged it raised suspicions. Mandelblit also said he did not remember a decision to block material examination in Case 2000.
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- Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified for the fifth time in the prime minister's trial.
- Mandelblit stated he did not recall ordering witness Hadas Klein's testimony in Case 1000.
- He acknowledged Klein's testimony raised suspicions to reasonable doubt in Case 1000.
- Defense attorney Amit Haddad questioned Mandelblit about Case 2000 material examination.
- Mandelblit stated he did not remember being involved in blocking Case 2000 evidence review.
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit appeared in court for his fifth day of testimony in the ongoing trial of the prime minister. During proceedings on Tuesday, Mandelblit was questioned by defense attorney Amit Haddad regarding the circumstances surrounding the collection of testimony from Hadas Klein in Case 1000. Mandelblit stated he did not recall instructing that Klein's testimony be taken, but explained that her evidence altered his assessment of the existing evidence and elevated suspicions to the level of reasonable doubt.
Haddad also contended that the examination of materials requested by the Police Investigations Department for Case 2000 was blocked by the State Attorney's Office. When asked if he was involved in that decision, Mandelblit responded, "I don't remember that."
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