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The submarine affair: The state wants to reject the demand to interrogate Netanyahu with a warning
In response to the petition to investigate the prime minister in the case and open a criminal investigation into the stock affair, the state claimed that only recently did the High Court accept the ombudsman's position on the matter, and rejected a similar petition.
"All there is is a narrative that can be woven around existing information, but no reasonable suspicion of an offense," it read
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Daniel Dolev
Monday, 18 January 2021, 15:15
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In the video: Conflict between Netanyahu and Gantz over the establishment of a committee of inquiry into the submarine affair (Photo: Knesset Channel)
State asks court to reject the petition demands an investigation under caution the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the case of submarines, and open a criminal investigation into the case of shares. The state's response filed today (Monday), preparation for discussion three appeals is expected to take place next week.
The current petition filed Movement for Quality Government, The "Israel Democracy Guard" group and a group of citizens represented by attorneys Gilad Barnea and Hagai Kalai. The
state's response also states that there is no room for the court to intervene also regarding the ombudsman's decision not to investigate the share affair.
"The share affair sharpens the gap between a possible criminal thesis that any person can raise, and an initial evidentiary basis on which the prosecuting authorities can rely and on its basis determine that a reasonable suspicion of an offense has been formed," it said.
"All that is before us is a hypothesis, a narrative that can be woven around the existing information, but no reasonable suspicion that an offense has been committed."
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"The stock affair sharpens the gap between a criminal thesis and an evidentiary infrastructure."
Netanyahu (Photo: Government Press Office, Kobi Gideon)
In some of the petitions, the court was asked to order the establishment of a committee of inquiry into the submarine affair, or alternatively to order the State Comptroller to recommend to the State Audit Committee of the Knesset the establishment of such a committee.
The state wants to reject this request as well.
"The petitions involve many allegations in relation to various issues," the response read.
"And different time periods, and present in one piece facts, information that collects letters in the media, hypotheses, presuppositions and opinions. Sometimes even 'facts' are presented, without reference to any reference. In criminal law. "
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