Former senior LAHAV 433 official drops a bombshell: Ben Caspit gave us information about Netanyahu

Retired Deputy Superintendent Eran Kamin, former acting head of the National Fraud Investigation Unit (LAHAV 433), confirmed in testimony that he met privately with journalist Ben Caspit at a café to gather intelligence on the Netanyahu family. Kamin admitted the meeting was not recorded, not documented in the case file, and that he did not see written approval from the Attorney General. Attorney Amit Hadad accused Kamin of hostility toward Netanyahu, and Kamin replied that the Prime Minister's conduct resembles a criminal organization.

Retired Deputy Superintendent Eran Kamin, former acting head of the National Fraud Investigation Unit (LAHAV 433), confirmed this morning in cross-examination during the Netanyahu trial that he met privately with journalist Ben Caspit at a café. The meeting was intended to gather intelligence on the Netanyahu family, ahead of the residences case. Kamin admitted the conversation was not recorded, no documentation of it exists in the case file, and that he did not personally see prior approval from the Attorney General. Attorney Amit Hadad, representing Netanyahu, accused Kamin of being hostile to the Prime Minister and presented past statements in which Kamin called Netanyahu "the godfather." Kamin did not deny this and said, "there are many elements in which he conducts himself like a criminal organization." The testimony serves Netanyahu's defense line, which claims the police collected evidence against a sitting Prime Minister before legal approval from the Attorney General. Kamin countered that a preliminary intelligence inquiry is not a formal investigation requiring specific approval.