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As Netanyahu’s Cross-Examination Ends, Criticism of the Cases Deepens
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67% centerFirst reported by Walla · 6 days ago
Center 2Right 1
What happened
After Netanyahu’s cross-examination ended, attorney Eyal Besserlilk said the cases against him have suffered from major investigative and prosecutorial flaws. He argued that Case 4000, Case 1000 and other files are weakened by missing approvals, disputed evidence and a prosecution under pressure.
- 01Besserlilk says the Netanyahu cases suffered from failures in testimony, investigations and prosecution handling.
- 02He argues evidence gathered without attorney general approval should be invalid.
- 03He says judges saw no bribery case in Case 4000 and urged dropping that charge.
- 04He claims the prosecution tried, and failed, to amend the indictment after Filber testified.
- 05He says Case 1000 remains the prosecution’s only real strength, but is still weak.
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MaarivCenter · Hebrew4 days ago
As Netanyahu’s Cross-Examination Ends, Criticism of the Cases Deepens
Now 14Right · Hebrew5 days ago
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