Criticism on the left of the contacts for a plea deal between the State Attorney's Office and Netanyahu: "Disgrace must not be compromised"

"When it comes to Netanyahu, there must be no compromise," wrote Deputy Minister Yair Golan of Meretz, and MK Naama Lazimi of Labor added: "The plea deal is a symbol of the class and hegemonic hierarchy, in which there are more and less equals."

Balfour protest organizations will demonstrate on Saturday in front of Mandelblit's home: "This move must not be allowed"

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13/01/2022

Thursday, 13 January 2022, 20:14 Updated: 20:28

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Criticism was heard today (Thursday) on the left about the contacts of the Attorney General and the State Attorney's Office for a plea deal with the opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu.

Deputy Minister Yair Golan (Meretz) wrote on Twitter: "It is forbidden to compromise on disgrace to Netanyahu. It is forbidden to compromise on a committee of inquiry into the submarine affair. It is forbidden to compromise on the 2000 case. When it comes to Netanyahu, it is forbidden to compromise."

MK Naama Lazimi (Labor) wrote that "the plea deal is more than anything a symbol of the class and hegemonic hierarchy, in which there are more and less equals.

In it money, power and status dictate the attitude of the system.

On the first law I wanted to pass - 'abolition of imprisonment instead of a fine', which sends poor people who can not pay a fine to prison, refused.

But if you are hegemony like Bibi, you will get everything from the back door, and on a tray. "

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When Netanyahu outright rejected the possibility of a plea deal: "Absolutely not, I will smash the cases you sewed for me"

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"Netanyahu must not be compromised" (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

MK Gabi Lasky (Meretz) announced yesterday, after Ben Caspit's exposure, that she submitted a bill that would prevent the president from imposing the government train on those convicted of bribery or fraud and breach of trust, even when there is no disgrace, and said: "It does not make sense for a person convicted of crimes Bribery or fraud and breach of trust, even when there is no disgrace on their side, and those convicted of public purity and corruption will be at the head of the political system. It hurt the public to serve as prime minister. "

At the same time, the Balfour protest organizations announced that they would demonstrate this coming Saturday in Goren Square in Petah Tikva, near the home of the ombudsman, Avichai Mandelblit, under the headline "No plea deal with Netanyahu!".

On behalf of the protest organizations, including "Prime Minister", "Komi Israel" and "Investigation Now", it was reported that "after years of rendering cases and lowering charges, Mandelblit is trying, just before his retirement, to save the defendant's skin. No argument can justify its existence. "This dubious deal that undermines public trust. Failure to prosecute those who claimed nothing, dragged the country to four elections and, according to Mandelblit, 'endangered democracy' - is a clear message that corruption and incitement pay off. This move must not be allowed."

"Just before his retirement, Mandelblit tries to save the defendant" (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has in recent weeks conducted secret contacts with Attorney General Mandelblit and the top prosecutors in an effort to reach a plea deal.

The parties maintained confidentiality on the issue and the number of secret partners in the contacts was limited.

Netanyahu's bureau did not respond to the news throughout the day yesterday.

The State Attorney's Office stated that "as a matter of policy, we do not respond to conversations with defense attorneys and this does not confirm or deny the news."

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