Legal Expert Avishai Greenberg Urges Prosecutors to Drop Bribery Charge Against Netanyahu
Legal expert Avishai Greenberg commented on judges' advice to drop the bribery charge against Netanyahu in Case 4000, warning that continuing the charge would lead to a futile Supreme Court appeal over decade-old events.
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- Judges recommended prosecutors drop bribery charge against Netanyahu in Case 4000.
- Avishai Greenberg said refusal to drop charge signals intent to appeal to Supreme Court.
- Greenberg called pursuing appeal over decade-old events involving elderly defendants unrealistic.
- He urged prosecutors to accept reality rather than persist in futile legal battles.
Avishai Greenberg, a legal commentator, responded on Monday to judges' recommendation in the Benjamin Netanyahu trial urging the prosecution to drop the bribery charge in Case 4000. Greenberg stated that if the prosecution refuses to remove the bribery count against Netanyahu and businessman Shaul Elovitch, it clearly indicates they plan to appeal to the Supreme Court. He criticized the idea of pursuing an appeal over a bribery charge involving a former prime minister and a former businessman in their 80s, related to events that ended over 15 years ago, calling it unrealistic. Greenberg concluded that it is better to accept reality than to continue "banging one's head against the wall."
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