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Yonatan Urich Says He Will Keep Working in Netanyahu’s Office After Court Rejection

How 5 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

Yonatan Urich Says He Will Keep Working in Netanyahu’s Office After Court Rejection
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What happened

Yonatan Urich said he will keep working for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a Tel Aviv District Court again rejected the prosecution’s bid to restrict him. He claimed the prosecution lost its argument and that the court found no basis for new limits.

  • 01Court again rejected the prosecution’s request to restrict Yonatan Urich.
  • 02Urich said he will continue working in Netanyahu’s office.
  • 03He credited lawyers Amit Hadad and Noa Milstein in his response.
  • 04Judge Alaa Masarwa said there was no basis for new restrictive conditions.
  • 05Urich criticized prosecutor Yael Ben Shmuel and the prosecution’s handling of the case.

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Benjamin NetanyahuAmit Hadad
OrganizationsLikud, Tel Aviv District Court
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