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New Intelligence Report May Weaken "Qatargate" Prosecution
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First reported by Channel 13 · 2 hours ago
What happened
A new Mossad assessment may deem security damage in the "Qatargate" affair "marginal," concerning prosecutors who fear it will weaken their case. Prime Minister Netanyahu and an associate have given conflicting accounts regarding their work relationship.
- 01Mossad report may classify "Qatargate" security damage as "marginal."
- 02Prosecutors worry the report will weaken the case's evidence.
- 03Netanyahu and an associate gave conflicting testimonies.
- 04Charges of contact with a foreign agent may still be pursued.
- 05Law enforcement criticized the Mossad's perceived protection of operatives.
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