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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Netanyahu Attends Jerusalem Trial, Suggests Threat Has Receded

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Judges Say Attorney General Should Be Asked to Join Case 4000 Discussions

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Defense attorneys for Shaul Elovitch and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara be summoned to discuss Case 4000. Judge Moshe Bar-Am responded that the attorneys "broke through an open door," suggesting the AG is already responsible for managing proceedings. The prosecution objected to the request, which concerns one of Netanyahu's corruption cases.

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  • Defense attorneys asked Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to join Case 4000 discussions.
  • Judge Moshe Bar-Am stated the request was unnecessary, calling it "breaking through an open door."
  • The judge noted the Attorney General is responsible for managing the proceedings.
  • The prosecution objected to the defense attorneys' request.
  • Case 4000 is one of the corruption cases involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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