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Ex-AG Mandelblit Testifies He Doubted Netanyahu's Intent in Case 2000
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified that he doubted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's intent to fulfill a deal discussed with Noni Mozes in Case 2000. Mandelblit confirmed he deliberated whether to investigate Netanyahu at all, despite believing there was a reasonable suspicion of an offense.
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What happened
- 01Former AG Mandelblit testified he doubted PM Netanyahu's intent in Case 2000.
- 02Mandelblit confirmed deliberations on whether to investigate Netanyahu at all.
- 03He believed Netanyahu did not intend to fulfill the deal with Noni Mozes.
- 04Mandelblit stressed that even an attempt at bribery is a criminal offense.
- 05His testimony could weaken the prosecution's case regarding criminal intent.
He stated that even an attempt at bribery is a crime, but his belief about Netanyahu's lack of intent could weaken the prosecution's case. The defense argues the conversations were political talk without criminal intent.
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