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Submarine Affair Inquiry Committee to Hear 50 Witnesses
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By Netael Bandel
First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
A parliamentary committee investigating the submarine and naval vessels affair will summon about 50 witnesses for testimony. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the only cautioned individual who did not request witness summons.
- 01Submarine affair inquiry committee will summon 50 witnesses.
- 02Witnesses will provide testimony and be cross-examined.
- 03Requests for witnesses came from cautioned individuals.
- 04Prime Minister Netanyahu did not request witness summons.
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