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Netanyahu Denies Secret Deal Over Judicial Reform
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Likud party has strongly denied claims by MK Tally Gottlieb that Prime Minister Netanyahu is seeking a pardon in exchange for halting judicial reform. Gottlieb's leaked recordings suggest a secret deal, which the party calls an "absolute lie."
- 01Likud denies MK Gottlieb's claim of a Netanyahu pardon deal.
- 02Gottlieb alleges a deal to halt judicial reform for a pardon.
- 03Leaked recordings feature Gottlieb's accusations against Netanyahu.
- 04Netanyahu reportedly tried to lower Gottlieb's position on the party list.
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