After three stormy days: Mandelblit returns for fourth testimony

Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit returns for a fourth day of testimony in the Netanyahu trial, after three days in which he confirmed that Netanyahu was not explicitly warned of a bribery suspicion in Case 4000. Defense attorney Amit Hadad attacked Mandelblit over missing approvals, an allegedly duplicated signature, and improper considerations. Mandelblit rejects the claims.

Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit is expected to appear today (Wednesday) for a fourth day of testimony in the Netanyahu trial, after three stormy days of testimony. In his third testimony yesterday, Mandelblit confirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not explicitly warned of a bribery offense suspicion in Case 4000. Defense attorney Amit Hadad attacked Mandelblit with questions about missing approvals, an allegedly duplicated signature in the amended indictment, and possible improper considerations. Mandelblit rejected claims of intentional concealment and emphasized that he acted with professional integrity. Today's hearing is expected to continue revealing the behind-the-scenes decision-making in the prosecution.