Law enforcement officials believe there is no escape from investigating the complaint filed with police by Epi Naveh • Animals spoke to the judge whose name appeared in correspondence

• Effie Nave // ​​Photo: Joshua Yosef

Police are still investigating the complaint that Effie Nave filed last week regarding leaks from his phones. Law enforcement officials believe there will be no escape from the opening of an investigation.

Last week, discussions were also held with the Prosecutor's Office. The police and the prosecutor's office also assume that a large part of what is on Neve's phones handed over to the police is also in his hands through backups made to the phones.

It is expected that in the coming week, the Investigation and Intelligence Division will decide whether to open an investigation into the matter.

An exception notice from the court administration

Meanwhile, Supreme Court President Esther Hayes recently spoke with the judge whose name came up in conversations from the phone of former Attorney General Epi Neve's office. The suspicion is that they point to a prohibited and questionable relationship between Neve and a senior and recognized judge. That were on Naveh's phone, a prohibition order was imposed so it cannot be further elaborated.

The judiciary has also issued an unusual statement stating that it does not object to revealing the materials from Naveh's mobile phone "in order to end the irresponsible campaign of judgments against Israel's judges as a whole who do their work with dedication, professionalism and faith."

Effie Nave is out of house arrest

The unusual statement also states that "In recent days, we have witnessed various publications on allegedly taken material from Attorney Noah's mobile phone and on recordings and correspondence allegedly with ministers, politicians, judges and journalists about three years ago.

As a result of these publications, the judiciary considers it appropriate to note that according to the media reports, the publication ban issued on these materials was granted at the request of Attorney Efi Nave, in legal proceedings he is a party to them, and for the protection he has requested for his privacy. Cover nothing and has no objection to the materials being exposed. "

Recently it was reported that additional materials were leaked from Nave's mobile phone. As a result, defense attorneys Boaz Ben Tzur, Ramat Ben Tzur and Guy Roe filed a complaint with the police, implying that journalist Hadas Stif is responsible.

Steif was granted immunity from the Parlkitas after the decision to file charges under the hearing against Naveh and Judge Eti Karif in the "Sex for Appointment" case.