Israel's Attorney General has asked the Israel Police to examine whether Likud submitted a false affidavit to the High Court of Justice, in a first report by Guy Peleg of N12.
The Attorney General has instructed the Israel Police to examine whether Likud, the ruling party, submitted a false affidavit to the High Court of Justice, according to a first report by N12's Guy Peleg. The specific affidavit in question and the context of the High Court case have not been detailed in the report. The request marks a significant legal development, as it involves a direct probe into the conduct of the ruling party in a judicial proceeding. The report is based on a single source and has not been independently confirmed.
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