A-G Declines Judges’ Invitation to Netanyahu Trial, Says Door Remains Open to Talks
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Netanyahu trial impasse: Attorney general won't attend; judges may compel her
Prosecutors are refusing to back down from their entrenched position. Attorney Besserglik criticizes the attorney general's refusal to accept the proposal put forward by the judges in Netanyahu's trial.
After the defense lawyers of Prime Minister Netanyahu and Mr. Shaul Elovich sought to summon Gali Bahrab-Miara to court and even the judges expressed interest in doing so, the prosecutor's office announced that the prosecution team was qualified to represent her and she would not appear. NETANYAHU'S DEFENSE LAWYER ARGUED THAT THE LINEUP MAY BE TIME-CONSUMING THE POST BY THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FOR THE JUDGES OF THE ALPS CASES: THE LAWYER WILL NO…
Israel: The representatives of the Public Prosecutor's Office reported that the legal adviser to the Government of Gali Baarava-Miara would not appear before the "Netanyagu" court.
Following the possibility raised by the judges to summon Gali Baharav-Miara to the courtroom, prosecutor Yehudit Tirosh clarified that the attorney general would not appear and explained that the attorney general's presence was not appropriate for the prosecution's work arrangements. At the same time, she emphasized that the door to dialogue remained open (trial)
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