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Retired Police Commander Admits Meeting Journalist for Netanyahu Case Intel
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By יצחק וייס
First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Retired police commander Eran Kamin admitted in testimony during the Netanyahu trial that he met with journalist Ben Caspit to gather information on the Netanyahu family without explicit Attorney General approval, arguing it wasn't required at the investigation stage. Kamin also addressed his own critical remarks about Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 01Retired commander Eran Kamin admitted meeting journalist Ben Caspit for intel on Netanyahu family.
- 02Kamin testified in the ongoing trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- 03He claimed Attorney General approval was not needed for preliminary information gathering.
- 04Kamin also addressed his past critical statements about Netanyahu.
- 05Netanyahu's defense attorney questioned Kamin about the meeting and his motives.
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