Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has not ordered a police investigation into MK Sharen Haskel's testimony regarding the coalition's vote-filming incident, according to journalist Amit Segal (N12). Segal noted that the AG was quick to open an investigation into the coalition's alleged false affidavit, but has remained silent on Haskel's testimony. Segal criticized the AG's conduct, saying she acts as the opposition leader, not as a legal authority.
Earlier Sunday evening, Minister Gideon Sa'ar submitted a sworn affidavit to the High Court stating he did not order coalition MKs to film their vote and reminded them not to document themselves. The development came amid an investigation by Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara into whether the coalition's vote documentation constituted false testimony. Journalist Amit Segal (N12) reported Sunday night that Baharav-Miara has not ordered a police investigation into MK Sharen Haskel's testimony, despite having opened a probe into the coalition's alleged false affidavit. Segal criticized the AG for acting as the de facto opposition leader, arguing that she selectively targets the coalition. The Zioneer reported on Sa'ar's affidavit earlier tonight.
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