Attorney Eliad Shraga filed a defense statement in the defamation lawsuit Prime Minister Netanyahu filed against him, and stated he stands behind his claim that Netanyahu personally profited millions from the submarine affair, according to reports.
Attorney Eliad Shraga filed a defense statement in the defamation lawsuit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu filed against him, and stated that he stands by his claims that Netanyahu personally profited millions of shekels from the submarine affair (Case 3000). The submarine affair involves allegations of corruption in the procurement of German submarines and naval vessels by Israel, which led to a criminal investigation but no indictment against Netanyahu. Shraga's public allegations prompted the defamation suit. The court will now consider the defense submission.
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