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MK Saada Accuses Former AG Mandelblit of Criminal Conduct

Member of Knesset Moshe Saada accused former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, along with Shai Nitzan and Roni Alsheich, of alleged criminal acts.

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MK Saada Accuses Former AG Mandelblit of Criminal Conduct
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What happened

  1. 01MK Moshe Saada accused former AG Avichai Mandelblit of alleged criminal acts and seeing him "literally trembling."
  2. 02Saada claimed Mandelblit, Shai Nitzan, and Roni Alsheich engaged in criminal conduct during investigations.
  3. 03The MK suggested Mandelblit's testimony in Netanyahu's trial will be difficult due to incriminating documents.
  4. 04Saada raised concerns about illegal wiretapping and selective enforcement in past investigations.
  5. 05The MK believes the testimony could lead to a "collapse" of public trust in the law enforcement system.

Saada claimed Mandelblit would be unable to deny the truth during his upcoming testimony in Prime Minister Netanyahu's trial, citing documents and past meetings where he saw Mandelblit "literally trembling." The MK suggested the testimony could expose illegal wiretapping and selective enforcement, potentially shaking public trust in the justice system.

Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14, the latest report. Read Now 14’s original

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