Attorney Shashi Gaz watched Mandelblit's testimony and was shocked: "They did things that shouldn't be done"

Attorney Shashi Gaz watched the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the Netanyahu trial and warns: the testimony is dramatic and reveals severe failures in the investigation, but will not necessarily lead to an acquittal. Gaz explains the gap between the public impression and the legal reality.

Attorney Shashi Gaz watched the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the Netanyahu trial and expressed shock at the failures revealed. Gaz said the testimony is "dramatic" and "makes the police and prosecution look very bad," but warned that this does not mean the case is headed for acquittal. According to him, there is a gap between the public impression and the legal significance: the court may sharply criticize the investigation methods but still rule that the evidence is admissible. Gaz addressed the issue of Mandelblit's approval to open the investigation, noting that the fact Mandelblit testified he approved the investigation could limit the defense's benefit. He added that the methods revealed in the Netanyahu case are not unique, and he has encountered "uglier" tactics in other cases he represented.

Attorney Shashi Gaz watched Mandelblit's testimony and was shocked: "They did things that shouldn't be done"