Police have launched an investigation into two facts alleging false allegations in a civil suit filed against a prime minister's wife

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Police said Sunday (Sunday) that the National Unit for Fraud Investigations in Blade 433 is conducting an investigation into allegations regarding testimony and affidavits made by two employees at the Prime Minister's Residence as part of a civil lawsuit filed against Prime Minister Sara Netanyahu's wife. 

This is an investigation into the suspicion of providing a false affidavit from a former day care worker at the Regional Labor Court. The investigation was also conducted with the approval of the Attorney General and with the supervision and supervision of the State Attorney's Office.

Apparently, the case in question is the claim of former Prime Minister Shira Raban, who filed a lawsuit against Sarah Netanyahu for allegations of bullying. 

Attorney Yossi Cohen, representing the Netanyahu family, said: "Last week, the prime minister revealed the delinquent interrogations conducted by the police against him under the guidance of adviser Mandelblit. The next day, senior police officials made a 12 threat to the prime minister that they would sew another case if he continued to visit them. They realized the threat, and most exceptionally, the police intervened in a civil proceeding, launching a criminal investigation while a blank case was filed against the prime minister's wife. 

Just a few months ago, counsel Mandelblit refused to open an investigation against prosecutor Liat Ben-Ari after journalist Eli Zippori released a recording proving that she had made a false affidavit to the tribunal. Mandelblit enslaves the Israeli police for an obsessive and trendy pursuit of the Netanyahu family in an attempt to overthrow the Israeli prime minister. The public has already proven he doesn't buy it. "

The employee was interrogated at 12 o'clock. During her interrogation, she said: "I'm a pawn. You are looking for Netanya and trying to overthrow a prime minister. I have given a true testimony you press me to overthrow the prime minister.

Lawyer Itamar Ben Gvir responded to the remarks, saying, "For 30 years, I have not seen police investigating witnesses lying above the witness stand."