Judge permits Uriah to communicate with Netanyahu over prosecution's objection

A judge rejected a prosecution request to bar Uriah from contacting Prime Minister Netanyahu while under indictment. The defense argued the restriction was unnecessary; the court agreed, according to Israeli media reports.

The development comes in the ongoing legal case involving Uriah and Prime Minister Netanyahu. As The Zioneer previously reported (15:38 Jerusalem), a judge had already rejected the prosecution's request to remand Uriah, finding him neither dangerous nor likely to obstruct proceedings. Today's decision extends that leniency, permitting contact despite an active indictment. The court's position continues to favor limited restrictions, overruling prosecution concerns.

• Strong16:07 · 25 JunCourt rules Uriah may continue working with Netanyahu, handing prosecution a defeat
• Strong14:15 · 25 JunJudge sharply rebukes prosecution's request to restrict Uriah, citing elapsing risk
• Strong22:24 · 11 JunCourt rejects prosecution bid to bar Urich from PMO contact
• Developing17:07 · 20 JulCourt permits Feldstein to speak with Netanyahu, Uriah, Inhorn, but not about case

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