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Ongoing Story· Day 33

Netanyahu Attends Jerusalem Trial, Suggests Threat Has Receded

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Court Orders Attorney General to Appear at Netanyahu Corruption Trial

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The Jerusalem District Court has ordered Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to personally attend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial on November 18, despite her objections. The judges believe her presence is crucial for substantive discussions and direct dialogue. Prosecutors had argued against her appearance, stating senior legal representatives are authorized, but Netanyahu's defense maintained the court has the authority to summon her.

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  • Jerusalem District Court ordered Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to attend Netanyahu's corruption trial.
  • The court ruled her personal attendance is necessary for meaningful discussions and direct dialogue.
  • The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, November 18, at 9:30 a.m.
  • Prosecutors had objected to the Attorney General's appearance, citing established procedures.
  • Netanyahu's defense argued the court has the authority to summon the Attorney General.
  • The judges will consider holding the hearing behind closed doors if needed.
Court Orders Attorney General to Appear at Netanyahu Corruption Trial
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