A court overruled the prosecution's request for a sweeping contact ban, ruling that Eli Feldstein may speak with all parties involved in the Bild affair, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, but not about the case or related investigation matters, according to N12.
The court's ruling permits Eli Feldstein, a central figure in the Bild affair, to communicate with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, attorney Uriah, and Inhorn. The prosecution had requested a sweeping contact ban, which the court rejected. The restriction remains that Feldstein cannot discuss the case itself or matters related to the investigation. This report comes from N12; no independent confirmation has been received.
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