Lawyer Yoram Shaptel Criticizes Selective Enforcement in Netanyahu Trial
How 8 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By דסק החדשות C14
What happened
Attorney Yoram Shaptel accused judges in Benjamin Netanyahu's trial of selective law enforcement, linking it to Judge Rivka Friedman-Feldman's upcoming retirement and the trial's lengthy defense phase. Judges seek to expedite proceedings, including a proposal for Netanyahu to attend court five days weekly, which his lawyer opposes.
- 01Attorney Yoram Shaptel accuses Netanyahu trial judges of blatant selective law enforcement.
- 02Judge Rivka Friedman-Feldman plans to retire in less than two years, delaying verdict issuance.
- 03Trial still has about 100 defense witnesses and a 70,000-page record to review.
- 04Judges propose Netanyahu attend court five days a week, opposed by his lawyer Amit Hadad.
- 05Judges want to finish defense phase before Judge Friedman-Feldman's March 2028 retirement.
- 06Shaptel's remarks aired on Channel 14 amid ongoing trial procedural disputes.
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