Blue and White in demand for IDF: "Open investigation of Netanyahu's stock portfolio"

The party approached Mandelblit demanding an inquiry into the shares held by the prime minister in his cousin's company. "In the past, the Supreme Court has already outlined the principle that with regard to the procedures involving candidates for prime minister and public figures, proceedings must be taken immediately against them," it said.

Blue and White in demand for IDF: "Open investigation of Netanyahu's stock portfolio"

The Blue and White Party sent a letter to Attorney General Avihai Mandelblit on Saturday demanding that he immediately open an investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's portfolio of shares. "In the past, the Attorney General has outlined the principle that with regard to the proceedings involving prime ministerial candidates and public figures, proceedings must be taken immediately against them," the party's request reads. "In part because the public must be given complete and complete information before deciding, in light of this principle, investigative proceedings should be opened even before the upcoming election."

Netanyahu's portfolio rose to public discourse at the margins of the Investigation of Portfolio 3000 - the submarine and craft affair. At the time, Netanyahu admitted that for most of the 2010 months he held the shares of a steel supplement company, one of whose clients was the German shipyards corporation "Tisencrop." Netanyahu was the partner of his uncle Nathan Milikowski until the end of November 2010 and redeemed his shares in exchange for NIS 16 million, according to Aviad Glickman's publication in News 13.

As a partner in Milikowski's C-Drift company, and therefore also enjoying a fifth of its shares to Graptek, which later merged with Milikowski's business that year, Netanyahu allegedly took a stand for conflict of interest. This is because of his unusual actions to change Israel's position on the order of the underwater forces.

Following the unveiling of Netanyahu shares: A demand for renewed investigation into the submarine portfolio

"Investigation proceedings need to be started even before the upcoming election." Netanyahu at Knesset Entrance (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Debate on the Knesset Plenum - Proposal of the Knesset Immunity Committee for Life Katz, Knesset, Jerusalem, February 17, 2020 (Photo: Reuven Castro)

This week, the Likud in an official letter addressed to the State Attorney General, demanding immediate launch of a criminal investigation into the fifth dimension case involving Blue and White Chairman Benny Gantz, even before the 23rd Knesset election. In addition, Likud Attorney General Avi Halevi sent a letter to the State Attorney's Office demanding that the publication ban be removed from the tapes of the Harpaz file, which includes, among other things, number four in blue and white Gabi Ashkenazi and Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.