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Netanyahu Trial Stalls as Attorney General Rejects Judges' Request to Appear
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Attorney Eyal Besserglick criticized Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara for refusing a judges' suggestion to appear in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial. Besserglick suggested this refusal indicates a desire to prolong the legal proceedings, citing perceived difficulties in the case and a lack of engagement in mediation. While the judges have not issued a formal order, they could compel Baharav-Miara's attendance if they deem it necessary, aiming for her to hear their position directly.
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- Attorney Eyal Besserglick criticized Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara's refusal to attend Netanyahu's trial.
- Besserglick suggested the refusal indicates an interest in prolonging the legal proceedings.
- The judges had suggested Baharav-Miara appear, but did not issue a binding order.
- Besserglick noted difficulties in proving the bribery charge in Case 4000.
- He also criticized the prosecution's and Attorney General's office's reluctance to engage in mediation.
- The judges could still issue a binding summons for the Attorney General to appear.
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