Netanyahu and Alovitch Lawyers Demand Clarity on Bribery Charge Recommendation in Case 4000
The defense attorneys of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and businessman Shaul Elovitch have formally requested Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to clarify her position regarding the judges' recommendation to drop the bribery charge in Case 4000. This demand was made through a legal document submitted to the court, highlighting the defense teams' need for clear guidance on the prosecution's stance following the judicial suggestion to forgo pursuing the bribery allegation against their clients.
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