MK Saada Accuses Former AG Mandelblit of Criminal Offenses in Netanyahu Trial
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Member of Knesset Moshe Saada accused former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit of criminal offenses during his testimony in the Benjamin Netanyahu trial. Saada claimed Mandelblit's inaction regarding illegal wiretapping constitutes a criminal offense. He argued the trial must be stopped and a criminal investigation launched against all involved, stating the election campaign should address these matters.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MK Moshe Saada accused former AG Avichai Mandelblit of criminal offenses in the Netanyahu trial.
- Saada cited Mandelblit's response to illegal wiretapping of Natan Eshel as a criminal offense.
- The MK claimed the prosecution's goal is solely to target Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Saada called for the trial to be halted and a criminal investigation into all involved.
- The MK stated the election campaign should address these issues.
Member of Knesset Moshe Saada stated on Monday that former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit is "accused" and "standing scared and trembling" due to his testimony in the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Speaking on "Galei Yisrael" radio, Saada asserted that "every stone Amit Haddad lifts reveals another criminal offense." Saada specifically criticized Mandelblit's reaction to the "illegal wiretapping of Natan Eshel," quoting Mandelblit as saying it "angered me." Saada argued that this was a criminal offense for which Mandelblit did "nothing at all."
Saada further claimed that the prosecution's actions in the Netanyahu trial demonstrate a willingness to "trample" and "run over" legal principles, with the sole objective being to target Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He insisted that Mandelblit is "accused today" and that the trial must be halted, with a criminal investigation opened against all involved parties. Saada suggested that the current election campaign should also address these issues.
