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The judges in Netanyahu's cases for the State Prosecutor's Office: It will be difficult to prove Netanyahu's guilt of bribery | Israel Hayom

6/22/2023, 5:46:24 PM

Highlights: The judges made the remarks at a meeting they convened with representatives of the prosecution and defense. The offense of bribery is the most serious offense in which the prime minister is accused. The Attorney General must now consider her steps. Until now, the counsel has resisted mediation in Netanyahu's cases, in which she is confident that there will eventually be a conviction. In Case 1000 and Case 2000, Netanyahu is charged only with fraud and breach of trust. The judges sent a message to the State Prosecutor's Office that it will be difficult to prove bribery in Case 4000.

The judges made the remarks at a meeting they convened with representatives of the prosecution and defense • The offense of bribery is the most serious offense in which the prime minister is accused • The details were published on Channel 13

The judges in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cases sent a message to the State Prosecutor's Office that it will be difficult to prove the offense of bribery in Case 4000, in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, Channel 13 reported this evening.

The judges made the remarks during a meeting they convened with representatives of the defense and the prosecution two days ago. The Attorney General must now consider her steps. Until now, the counsel has resisted mediation in Netanyahu's cases, in which she is confident that there will eventually be a conviction.

Opposition Leader Yair Lapid arrived in court ahead of his testimony in Netanyahu's trial // Credit: Yoni Rikner

The offense of bribery is the most serious offense for which Netanyahu is charged, and it exists only in Case 4000. In Case 1000 and Case 2000, Netanyahu is charged only with fraud and breach of trust.

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