Hadas Klein's testimony continues: "Noni Moses demanded that Packer stop meeting with Netanyahu" | Israel today

This morning (Monday) the cross-examination of Hadas Klein, the key witness in the 1000 case, Arnon Milchan's assistant, continued.

Netanyahu's defense attorney Amit Hadad is interrogating Klein for the last time, tomorrow she will be questioned by Noni Mozes' defense attorney Nevit Negev and on Wednesday she will be re-examined by the prosecutor's office - this will be the last day of testimony.

During her testimony, Klein said that the publisher of Yediot Ahronoth, Noni Mozes, revealed to her that there was a press investigation into the relations between James Packer and Yair Netanyahu: "When Yair would come more and more to Packer's apartment, Noni Mozes called me and said - 'I Likes Packer, stop it, it's a shame there will be journalistic investigations.'"

The Netanyahu trial: the last day of Hadas Klein's cross-examination by attorney Amit Haddad // Yoni Rickner

Klein also told about another warning she received, this time from Arnon Milchan towards Netanyahu: "Arnon told me that Mr. Netanyahu warned him that Noni was recording, and then Arnon told me look what will happen here, he warned me, and in the end they are recording there, at Netanyahu's house."

Attorney Haddad asked Klein about the ties between the tycoon Arnon Milchan and Moses, and she told about close friendships and that Milchan tried to "bridge the gaps" between Netanyahu and Moses. When this was not successful. , Arnon tried to convince that it wouldn't happen, he really liked Noni, me too, tried to help so that a bridge would be possible.

Sheldon decided he was going to destroy the other side." She then said that about the attempts to help Mozes sell Yediot Ahronoth: "Arnon did not locate buyers, but received names of potential buyers from Mr. Netanyahu."

Klein.

Milchan tried to compromise, photo: Oren Ben Hakon

Attorney Hadad asked Klein about the black bags in which they transported champagne, and she explained: "We didn't need sealed black bags for Balfour because we entered a closed compound and no one except the security guards saw.

In Caesarea, at Packer's, people could see and that's why we brought there (the champagne, p.s.) in bags."

Attorney Haddad commented that "there is a reason you wanted to be discreet, because you wanted to protect the names of Milchan and Packer from publication in the media." Klein replied: "To protect Arnon and Jamie.

The fact that you constantly send to the Prime Minister, if you give it to a friend who does not hold a public office is fine, but when talking about the Prime Minister... that's why in the Cabinet (alcohol store, p.s.), I didn't say who it was, seeing as we were delivering champagne and cigars to the Prime Minister, it seems to me which is very bad, very bad.

We didn't go out in public to say we were sending champagne to the prime minister because that seems terrible and terrible to me."

"We didn't want them to know that we were delivering gifts to the Prime Minister. It looks bad, very bad,"

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