If the bribery case in the Netanyahu trial was the basis of a script for a police series (trial and police, sorry about that) it can be said that last night the dramatic final episode of the first season aired.
The final scene of the season came from the district court this morning, with the title of the episode being "A fatal blow to the 4000 case."
According to the twist in last night's plot, Netanyahu's portfolios are definitely worth a drama series.
Rumor has it that "Manicha 2", which will be released soon, is about to deal with exactly these materials, and it can already be guessed that the story is: whether or not a prime minister in Israel, prosecutors and police suspected of leaking offenses and politically over-motivated to convict.
Maybe one more valuable cop will tell us the truth.
But guesses about separately filmed dramas, and separate television reality: After last night's drama around the protagonists in the main plot, several dramas were recorded with the sub-protagonists accompanying the event on current affairs broadcasts: in "Five with Rafi Reshef" Finds the legs.
While Guy Peleg is content to agree with the blow the indictment received in the bribe, the political commentators around the table summed up the season in the legal “boom” but rightly dealt with the serious political consequences and provided two no small dramas of their own.
Commentator Yair Shrek strongly attacked the State Attorney's Office: "You can look honestly and say that this is criminal negligence - you are filing an indictment against an incumbent prime minister and lowering the democratic decision.
"And what do you think happened to them?"
Reshef asked.
In a wise decision, the smug and memorable interview given by Police Commissioner Roni Alshikh to "Fact" on the same channel was removed, reiterating the "fact" twice that he knows every word in the bribery case. When they returned to the studio, Amit Segal rightly convicted him and ruled. This is a false testimony! "And added:" Can not reconcile with the facts. "
The best subplot in the first season often took place on Channel 13's "Five with Sharon Gal" program, where presenter and legal commentator Aviad Glickman led the best show in town throughout the season, conducting loud and cynical dialogues that can hardly be found in the Amber Heard trial against G. Uni dp.
Last night the studio was filled with lawyers, who ruled emphatically that the funeral of Case 4000 had already gone out towards the cemetery.
The constant argument between Gal and Glickman this time turned into a show of smiles, with Gal enjoying stinging Glickman on a day like this, and the latter admitting with great difficulty the faint chances of achieving through the one hundred and eighty section.
He kept his voice level this time for a personal debate with the former Minister of Justice, commentator Haim Ramon, who mentioned seven offenses committed by the State Attorney's Office.
Upon hearing this, Glickman attacked in "You Talk Nonsense," which led to another drama in the concluding episode.
In "Shesh Am Oded Ben Ami" Amnon Abramovitch bragged, as usual, that he always said that the case is not strong enough for a conviction, and went on to do a spoiler, really not from the position, for the season 2 plot which he thinks should focus on any chance of conviction. She got a bracelet. "
From our brief acquaintance with the legal systems, it can be assumed that the offer will not be accepted, and it is worthwhile to already click "Record this series" for the coming seasons to come.
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