Chief Inspector Harpaz testified in court that an investigator entered the interrogation room, took a disk, and destroyed it, according to reports. The allegation emerged during the ongoing trial of Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Chief Inspector Harpaz of the Israel Police testified in court that an investigator destroyed a disk from the interrogation room in the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The allegation, reported by Israeli media, adds a dramatic new element to the ongoing proceedings. The Zioneer previously reported that Netanyahu accused the prosecution of setting a trap for him during his re-cross-examination.
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- StrongPanel judges in Case 4000: 'The bribery charge must be dropped,' attorney Kastel says
- StrongSenior prosecution source says judges' recommendation to drop bribery charge in Case 4000 'requires a recalculation'
- StrongNetanyahu and Elovitch defense attorneys demand AG respond to judges' proposal to consider dropping bribery charge
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