US EditionThe Judge Came to the Defense of Netanyahu's Office Members: "Eli Feldstein Did Not Incriminate Yonatan Urich at All"
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Judge Menachem Mizrahi rejected the police's request to remove Yonatan Urich, Tzachi Braverman, and Omer Mansour from the Prime Minister's Office, claiming that the suspicions are based on insufficient testimony from Eli Feldstein.
The Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court today (Thursday) rejected the police request and ruled that Yonatan Urich will be able to return to the Prime Minister's Office. In addition, he was prohibited from contacting Eli Feldstein and Ari Rosenfeld. In the case of Tzachi Braverman and Omer Mansour, the judge canceled the conditions for their removal from the Prime Minister's Office. Mansour will not be subject to any restrictive conditions at all, …
The Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court today (Thursday) rejected the police's request to extend the restrictive conditions imposed on Yonatan Urich, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisor and chief of staff, Tzach.
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