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Ex-AG Mandelblit Testifies for Sixth Time in Netanyahu Trial
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified for the sixth time in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial. Mandelblit admitted certain investigative actions were taken without his full approval and that Netanyahu wasn't explicitly warned about bribery in Case 4000.
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What happened
- 01Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified for the sixth time in PM Netanyahu's corruption trial.
- 02Mandelblit admitted some investigative actions were taken without his explicit approval.
- 03He stated Netanyahu was not explicitly warned about bribery charges in Case 4000.
- 04Mandelblit requested police cease contact with journalist Ben Caspit.
- 05The defense raised concerns about redacted documents and potential conflicts of interest.
- 06Mandelblit reiterated no grounds were found to investigate Netanyahu in Case 3000.
He also addressed concerns about police contact with a journalist and redacted documents. The defense highlighted potential procedural flaws and unequal enforcement during the cross-examination.
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