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Netanyahu refused to pledge not to act to block the trial, clarifying: "Not interested in the presidency"

The prime minister claimed in an interview with News 12 that the prosecution was trying to interfere in the election and said he would not have to promote French law.

He also admitted to talking to Milchen, who is serving as a prosecution witness at his trial.

Five weeks before the election, Netanyahu reiterated that Ben Gvir is unfit to serve as a minister, and declared: "We have finally left the corona."

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Monday, 15 February 2021, 21:25 Updated: 22:26

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Netanyahu: I do not think that the evidentiary phase of the trial will begin before the election (Edit: Amit Simcha)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this evening (Monday) refused to pledge not to act to block the trial, during an interview with News 12. "My lawyers raised the law as a possibility, and I said I did not need it. I estimate the trial will crumble long before," Netanyahu said in response. To the question of whether he plans to advance a law that would prevent his prosecution.

"I will not have to do that, because the cases are delusional," he added.

"This trial is being conducted and the more it is being conducted, you can see how tailored and hallucinatory it is," Netanyahu continued in his remarks about the trial.

"Conflicts of interest from here to Cyprus, the investigation against the prime minister without the approval of the Attorney General against the law - not the law, the Basic Law - is impossible to believe that these things are done, and those things are crumbling them and fall apart later."

The prime minister accused the prosecution in an attempt to intervene in the case "Trying to influence the political process through these delusional things.

There is nothing there. "He explained that" no one believes it anymore, it's one big absurdity.

The prosecution is trying to pressure the judges to move to the pre-election evidentiary stage, so that there will be gross interference in the election.

It's against all the rules. "

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"As the trial progresses, one sees how sewn and hallucinatory it is."

Netanyahu in court, a week ago (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"Of course, the prosecution wants to intervene in the election - every time they choose to bring the indictment, just before the election date," Netanyahu added.

"I very much hope that the judges will not succumb to this pressure, and if it does, it will be interpreted as blatant intervention - and the effect will be the opposite."

However, he made it clear that he was not commenting on the judges.

To the question of whether he thinks he will have a fair trial.

Netanyahu replied that "I hope so, I can only hope so."

He said, "I think everyone knows that these bags are sewn, terrible things are being revealed."

In addition, Netanyahu has denied that he is considering running for president.

When asked about it in an interview, he said he was not interested in it.

"I want to complete the things I do," he clarified.

Netanyahu admitted in an interview that he spoke with Arnon Milchen, who serves as a prosecution witness in the trial.

He said, "I spoke to him once, I greeted him, he did not get any message and no plaster. These are spins of the prosecution, they have no files and everything collapses for them. This invention is a bribery offense that does not exist in any book."

"If everyone gets vaccinated - we're out of the corona once and for all"

Beyond addressing his legal situation, the prime minister addressed both the struggle in Corona and political issues in the background of the election campaign.

Netanyahu welcomed the approval of the green passport outline, and called for the acceleration of the vaccination campaign for people aged 50 and over.

"I believe that if the citizens are disciplined and we take these steps gradually according to the indices we set, and 570,000 people aged 50 and over who have not yet been vaccinated will come to be vaccinated - this is not just the last closure, we got out of the corona," Netanyahu clarified.

He called the approval of the second phase in the outline of the exit from the quarantine "a huge line", noting that the plan "opens the Israeli economy."

Beyond that, Netanyahu referred to the vaccination campaign, explaining that he "wants to keep those who are vaccinated and encourage the rest who are not vaccinated."

Netanyahu addressed violations of the corona regulations in the ultra-Orthodox sector, and ruled out their high prevalence.

"There are all kinds of pressures from all kinds of directions, but I would not separate the ultra-Orthodox public," he clarified in an interview.

"Despite the attempt to divide us and them and that is not true, we work together."

He said, "We will be the first in the world to emerge from the corona crisis because of the millions of vaccines we have brought, and a fantastic health care system that distributes them."

He added that "most of the ultra-Orthodox public is very disciplined, and almost all rabbis have called for vaccination and compliance."

"Most of the ultra-Orthodox public is very disciplined."

Vaccination at the Ponivez Yeshiva in Bnei Brak (Photo: Reuters)

With regard to the election, Netanyahu made it clear that he was refusing to grant a rotation as prime minister.

"I think the citizens of Israel are tired of the rotation, we need to form a real right-wing government, in full, under my leadership. I think we will win by much more than 61," he clarified.

"I think everyone understood that it is impossible to go back to two prime ministers, not a mutation or a rotation - we need to get out of it into a unified government."

Beyond that, he clarified that Itamar Ben-Gvir will not serve as a minister in his government and that he will not rely on the support of RAAM and Mansour Abbas in forming the government. "He will not be in the government at all, I guess there are certain lines he does not agree with but I decide," Netanyahu said. In relation to a white man. "He can want a lot of things, but he will not be the 61st finger, because we will get more.

He is not qualified to serve as a minister in my government. "

"He will not be the 61st finger."

Itamar Ben Gvir (Photo: Niv Aharonson)

"I will not lean on anyone who opposes Zionism. Nor will I abstain," Netanyahu added regarding Abbas.

"I compete with Mansour Abbas, he is my opponent. I walk on the beach in Caesarea, the young people shout at me 'Abu Yair', I with tears in the poor. I compete with Abbas who went with my opponent Lapid. He is not my partner," he added.

Beyond that, the prime minister added that "I will have 61, I'm sure. There's an opportunity of maybe one in a generation, and people understand that - our voters understand that it's between me and Lapid."

He said, "Citizens are asking themselves who brought and who will bring millions of vaccines? Lapid said there will be five vaccines here in January - he just made a million. Who will focus on the economy and save me or the most failed finance minister? Facing Iran - me or Lapid, who supported this failed agreement ? ".

There is a future: "The dead from Corona are the testimony to Netanyahu's failure"

Mish Atid attacked Netanyahu in response.

The party said that "5,388 dead from the corona are evidence of Netanyahu's failure to manage the corona crisis. A failure due to Ben Gurion Airport's failure and surrender to extortion in enforcement." A

white brush said that "the Israeli public already knows that Netanyahu is lying as he breathes.

If he had thought of the citizens and not of himself and his trial he would have passed a state budget and not collapsed the economy.

His economic pike plan is election bribery with no sources.

Netanyahu - even TV studios will not help you. "

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